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Critical Role: Bells Hells–What Doesn't Break Novel On The Way
We have more info on the book below, as it is set to be released through multiple retailers on July 23, 2024. Credit: Random House Worlds Critical Role: Bells Hells–What Doesn't Break Uncover the lost years of Critical Role's unrelentingly upbeat undead spellcaster in this original prequel novel to Laudna's adventures with Bells Hells For as long as[...]
Random House Announces Dungeons & Dragons Novel With New Party
Random House Worlds revealed a brand new Dungeons & Dragons novel series is on the way, featuring a brand new adventuring party The book is called The Fallbacks: Bound for Ruin, and it is written by New York Times bestselling author Jaleigh Johnson As mentioned int he title, this new adventuring party is called The Fallbacks, who[...]
Interview: Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman Talk Latest Dragonlance Book
Getting to the subject at hand, what originally inspired the two of you to start working on Dragonlance again after a decade without any new novels? TH: Dragonlance has never been far from our hearts or our thoughts It was, in some ways, the alignment of circumstances that allowed us the path to return to the[...]
Cyberpunk 2077: NO_COINCIDENCE Novel Has Been Released
Orbit Books has officially released a brand new novel this past week, working with CD Projekt Red, as Cyberpunk 2077: NO_COINCIDENCE has hit the shelves The book does not follow the primary storyline that you'll find in the game, but instead goes off the beaten path to tell a very different kind of sci-fi story[...]
Suzume: Yen Press to Publish novel of Latest Mokoto Shinkai Movie
Yen Press has acquired Suzume, the most recent novel from the renowned creator Makoto Shinkai The 2022 anime film of the same name has since exceeded 12 billion yen (about US$90.7 million) in box office revenue The film dominated the Japanese box office for several weeks and is highly regarded as one of the top[...]
The Butcher & The Wren: Crime Novel Set For TV Series Adaptation
Alaina Urquhart's best-selling crime novel, The Butcher and The Wren, has been picked up for adaptation for the small screen by Jennifer Yale from Sister & The Radio Silence trio Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and Chad Villella Urquhart's novel was released on September 13th and has sold over 70,000 copies already. Book cover art[...]
cathy yan
Paprika may sound incredibly familiar to most as it was a film back in 2006 by Satoshi Kon, but the novel of the story by Yasutaka Tsutsui is set to become a live-action series from Amazon & Hivemind with Cathy Yan set to direct and executive produce Yan's previous projects include films like Birds of Prey and Dead[...]
Halo Infinite Gets New Novel With Halo: The Rubicon Protocol
Simon & Schuster announced a brand new Halo novel is coming this month based on Halo Infinite called Halo: The Rubicon Protocol The book is written by previous Halo author Kelly Gay, as her latest book explores the events that took place during the previous six months leading up to Master Chief's awakening in space and the[...]
Dark Souls: Masque of Vindication: Original Novel Out in October
Dark Souls, arguably the greatest RPG of all time is back as an original novel, releasing simultaneously in Japanese and English from both Kadokawa and Yen Press FromSoftware, creators of Elden Ring and Sekiro, returns to its epic roots with a new original novel set in the world of Dark Souls, widely considered one of the best video games[...]
stacey abrams
Stacey Abrams' latest novel, While Justice Sleeps, will be adapted into a TV series by Working Title Television, part of NBCUniversal International Studios This follows a high-stakes bidding war Abrams, the former member of the Georgia House of Representatives and fervent voting activist's new legal thriller The book is out this week from Penguin Random House. "While Justice Sleeps"[...]
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In this episode, Jason chats about the Vampire: The Masquerade novel, Walk Among Us by Genevieve Gornichec, Cassandra Khaw, and Caitlin Starling Due out May 4, Walk Among Us is a collection of three horror novellas set in the World of Darkness universe, specifically Vampire: The Masquerade, one of their massively popular role-playing games (RPG). The Castle[...]
Bloomsbury Wins Alan Moore's Short Stories & Long London Novels At Auction
Bleeding Cool noted last month that Alan Moore had, for the first time, retained the services of a literary book agent, Watson, Little, who was to be auctioning a collection of Alan Moore's short stories and novel series called Long London. It appears they were successful in that endeavour, and Bloomsbury is to publish those works[...]
Marvel To Publish Audio Version of Fantastic Four Novel From 1979
The Marvel Novel Series were eleven prose books published by Pocket Books in 1978 and 1979, licensed from Marvel Comics and often written by comic book writers, such as Len Wein, Jo Duffy, David Michelinie, Marv Wolfman and Paul Kupperberg, In April, Marvel Comics will be releasing the fifth book, Doomsday by Marv Wolfman starring the[...]
Alan Moore Asks London to Take to the Streets - Extinction Rebellion
And it is Watson, Little. Alan Moore screencap – Extinction Rebellion As they state "Moore has never had an agent, and given his famous public disagreements with filmmakers on how they have adapted his stories, perhaps he should have." Alan Moore has published novels and novellas before now, notably his first novel Voice Of The Fire and his[...]
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Quentin Tarantino signs 2-Book Deal
Quentin Tarantino has signed a two-book deal with HarperCollins to write a novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and a book about 70s movies Both books are slated for release next year. "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" by Quentin Tarantino, cover from HarperCollins As Deadline reported, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood will be[...]
Interview: Funhaus' Elyse Willems Talks About Her First Novel
But recently she took up a new endeavor as a writer, penning a brand new novel called A Night In Halloween House The book harkens back to an era when you'd buy an interesting title through the book fair at school and be taken on a cool journey you didn't expect This one centered around[...]
Little Island Productions Gets TV Rights For "The Book Of Malachi"
The gripping sci-fi, dystopian-themed, novel that is The Book of Malachiby author T.C Farren, is set to become a series by Little Island Productions The novel follows a man in his thirties, who is mute due to the loss of his tongue, and he seeks to restore his voice Because of this need, Malachi, the mute[...]
Canterbury Classics To Publish World Of Warcraft Illustrated Novels
Canterbury Classics will be releasing a new set of illustrated novels from the canon of World Of Warcraft this month The game by itself has a ton of lore that can be explored and has a deep-seated fanbase when it comes to novels But this one is a unique experience as you're getting a full[...]
Pictured (l-r): Jovan Adepo as Larry Underwood and Heather Graham as Rita Blakemoor of the the CBS All Access series THE STAND. Photo Cr: Best Possible Screengrab/CBS ©2020 CBS Interactive, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
CBS All Access offered fans a teaser for its upcoming 9-episode adaptation of Stephen King's 1978 novel The Stand during Sunday night's MTV VMA Awards, with the limited series adaptation hitting the streaming service on Thursday, December 17 (with episodes airing weekly on Thursdays) Though written by Josh Boone and Ben Cavell, the limited series[...]
A look at the opening scene to The Stand miniseries, courtesy of ABC.
To be clear, he wasn't saying that our current health crisis was on par with "Captain Trips" but that the path it's been taking (and how the government is responding to it) is a little more on-par with the novel that some might admit Flash ahead to last week when King once again took to[...]
"Lovecraft Country": HBO's J.J. Abrams/Jordan Peele Series Adds Abbey Lee in Recasting; Jamie Chung, Jordan Patrick Smith as Recurring
Williams, and Jamie Harris. Credit: Harper/FOX/History/Warner Bros. Adapted from Matt Ruff's novel of the same name, the project stems from Academy Award winner Jordan Peele's (Get Out) Monkeypaw Productions, J.J Abrams's Bad Robot and Warner Bros Television. Yann Demange (Top Boy) will direct and executive produce the first episode; with Underground's Misha Green writing the pilot and serving as showrunner, and executive[...]
Lend Me Your Ears: We Review Chuck Palahniuk's 'Adjustment Day'
If you had told me that nearly 20 years later I'd be feeling the same chills and excitement from another novel of his in Adjustment Day, I'd kiss you and thank you for the spoiler. I've been hooked ever since the film and have enjoyed my time being grossed out and horrified throughout his novels, as[...]
American Gods Season 1: A Look Back at a Season of Gods and Monsters
A new year means a new season of Starz's critically acclaimed adaptation of Neil Gaiman's popular novel, which means the cabler's PR push for the new season begins in earnest in about the next month or so; and I'm assuming we're looking as a late Spring/early Summer 2018 premiere (similar to the first season). I'm a[...]