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Thursday, October 22, 2026

Bestselling The Gentlemen Meets Yellowstone Crime Novel Getting TV Adaptation

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Jeff Dodge (he/him), a published author and graduate of Western Washington University, has been a TV news editor for many years and has had the chance to interview multiple reality show stars, including Randy Jackson, Nick Cannon, Heidi Klum, Mel B and John Cena. Fun Fact: he’s been to every single Idol Live! Tour.

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A bestselling crime novel, described as being like The Gentlemen meets Yellowstone, is heading to the small screen in an upcoming TV adaptation.

Deadline reports that S.A. Cosby's King of Ashes novel is in development at FX, with Elgin James spearheading the project.

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