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Fresh from being honoured at the weekend's Australian in Film gala, producer Bruna Papandrea is teaming up again with Reese Witherspoon to bring another Cheryl Strayed work to the screen.  
Witherspoon and Papandrea were behind last year's acclaimed feature adaptation of Strayed's memoir Wild, about the writer's soul-searching trek across the Pacific Crest Trail. 
Now Witherspoon and Papandrea are working to bring to HBO Tiny Beautiful Things, based on Strayed's famed straight-talking Dear Sugar advice column, according to Deadline.com.
Strayed began working on the column in 2010, which appears on literary website The Rumpus, and has developed a devoted following thanks to her frank advice which often drew on her personal experiences. 
Wild, in which Witherspoon played Strayed, related the writer's solo hike across 1770 kilometres of the PCT, as she sought to recover from her broken marriage, heroin use and the death of her mother. 
Laura Dern, who played Strayed's mother in Wild, will also produce Tiny Beautiful Things. 
Adelaide-born Papandrea and Witherspoon have already scored two high-profile successes since setting up their production company Pacific Standard in 2012. As well as Wild, Pacific Standard was also behind Gone Girl, the adaptation of the Gillian Flynn blockbuster, starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. 
Pacific Standard was set up by the pair with the aim to generate works with strong female leads and in Wild and Gone Girl subsequently scored critical and financial success. 
Tiny Beautiful Things is the second HBO production in the works for the pair - an adaptation of Sydney author Liane Moriarty's best-selling Big Little Lies is also under way.
Big Little Lies, about the dark secrets that unfold between mothers who meet at their children's kindergarten, will star Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman. Kidman's production company Blossom Films will also co-produce with Wild and Dallas Buyers Club director Jean-Marc Vallee to helm in his first TV outing, reports Deadline.com.  
Papandrea also produced Better Than Sex (2000), starring David Wenham and Susie Porter, and 2013 zombie comedy Warm Bodies, starring Nicholas Hoult and Teresa Palmer. 
They were also behind this year's Witherspoon-Sofia Vergara comedy Hot Pursuit. 
Strayed will be in Australia next month in conversation with US writer Meghan Daum at The Interrobang: A Festival of Questions at the Regent Theatre, Melbourne, on   November 28, see ticketmaster.com.au.