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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1325-2 Filed 01/04/24 Page 45 of 70 To: Sharon Churcher[Sharon.Churcher@mailonsunday,co.uk] From: Virginia Giuffre Sent: Tue 5/24/2011 10;15:28 PM Importance: Normal Subject Re: What do you think of this? Received: Tue 5/24/2011 10:15:28 PM Hi Shazza, This is her final reply, | arm not very hopeful about using her anymore. Do you know of any other reputable Ghostwriters in N.Y.C, | just don't think she is going to in be in my best interests. See below email from her this a.m... Thanks Buddy! Hi Jenna | am not offended by your comments and | agree with you that this is business put! must say | don't know where you are getting your Information from. All the research | have done here tells me that ghost writer's are usually working on a 50-50 basis. Thatis the figure quoted in the 2011 editlon of the Writers and Artists Year Book. | have never worked on less than 40% but because you were dalng a lot of the Initial writing | thought it would be much fairer If my percentage reflected that, that's why I went down to 30% | do not know of any ghost writer who relinquished screen rights and serialisation rights. The main reason for thatis, obviously, it is the ghost writer's writing and input that has been sold on for screen or seriallsation. If you want to find someone esle, that is entirely up to you, but those are my terms. As for Grant, there is no need to get him to sign a confidentiality agreement because there is no need for him ta see the manuscript. He only needs to know who you are and that has been in the paper! As for sending out to agents, | was going to advise you nearer the time, but I'll do it now. In my opinion your first step should be to make . appointments to see the people in New York when you go thare, taking with you the proposal and first chapter. They know what the story is and they have expressed an interest. You have got your foot in the door to sell yourself and your book. If you send it ta them beforehand you are giving them the opportunity to say no without having met you. And you have a lot going for you personality and intelligence wise so we want them ta see that! {f those meetings don't produce anything, then we send it to other agents. 1" get Grant to call you but | have left your phone number at home, so email it to me and I'll pass It on. Hope all is well. Sandra — On Tue, 24/5/11, Sharon Churcher <Sharon.Churcher@mailonsunday.co.uk> wrote: From: Sharon Churcher <Sharon.Churcher@mailonsunday.co.uk> To: _ _ Received: Tuesday, 24 May, 2011, 11:57 AM There are 2 top agents who rep writers | know, Let me see what | can do. Did y check on "Grant"? cern coca Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 03:12 AM To: Sharon Churcher Subject: Re: What do you think of this? HI Shazza, She did send back a message after | asked If we were silll on, but very blunt and to the point. She sald she has been very busy and that was it. | don't know what that means but i am meeting with an entertainment lawyer on Friday who Is going to write me up an official collaboration agreement in hopes to get the balll rolling.! do think | should have a backup plan and appreciate all of your assistancell | am compiling list of reputable agents, is there anyone else you can think of besides Jared ‘and Irene? Hope you are all well end your Mother is improving. Take care my friend... XOXOX Jenna — On Tue, 24/5/11, Sharon Churcher <Sharon. Churcher@mailonsunday.co.uk> wrote: From: Sharon Churcher <Sharon.Churcher@mailonsunday.co.uk> Subj i 2 To: Received: Tuesday, 24 May, 2011, 12:42 AM | would phone Sandra and suggest meeting to talk about agents (including Grant, about whom you have every reason to ask questions). At this stage you have enough to sell the book...and she needs you sa! think will be reasonable. s X0x0 GSUFFRE003972 : TOPYRIGHT PROTECTED CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL Page 34 of 69