‘I find other ways of getting things out there. ‘It’s more a “not at this time” or “we’ve got something similar” and then the climate can change and something you wrote a couple of years ago might seem more timely or you can write it in a different way. ‘I never see things as a straightforward no,’ she says. That’s just part of it.’īut – and Cecelia readily admits this herself – to her no never means outright rejection. Particularly for TV – for every one thing that works I probably have five that haven’t. ‘It’s important for people to hear that because not everything I do works. ‘Oh my God there’s so much rejection,’ she insists.
So you’d have to wonder if anyone ever turns down her ideas, given her stratospheric career. Pic: Tom HonanĬecelia has been a successful novelist since the age of 21, when PS I Love You launched her career in spectacular style, racing up the bestseller charts and hitting the small screen in the Hollywood blockbuster starring Hilary Swank and Gerald Butler.
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