SyFy is already working on Hyperion. Besada dropped a very informative post on the subject of new sci-fi/fantasy series.
CBS working on Luna caught me totally off-guard. Going to start reading the series this weekend hopefully.
Yeah don't have high hopes for that. A novel like Hyperion is far too ambitious for SyFy. People seemed really happy with the Leviathan Wakes adaptation but I thought it was really cheap and cringey. Though that says more about the budget issues with adapting a space opera that revolves around special effects. GoT barely gets away with it because it's generally low fantasy and the dragons are used sparingly so most of the budget is directed towards practical effects, sets, costumes etc.
SyFy is already working on Hyperion. Besada dropped a very informative post on the subject of new sci-fi/fantasy series. CBS working on Luna caught me totally off-guard. Going to start reading the series this weekend hopefully.
Not really a series, only the first one is out. That book started off pretty strong but I felt it ended pretty weak. Not sure I am anticipating the next in the series all that much. Also I will be amazed if some exec pitch didn't contain the line "it is like Game of Thrones ... on the moon".
Sleeves are the bodies that your mind gets "downloaded" into. The stuff that makes you you is on a SD card that pops into the back of the sleeve. More or less.
Sleeves are the bodies that your mind gets "downloaded" into. The stuff that makes you you is on a SD card that pops into the back of the sleeve. More or less.
Except in the first book the main is IN someone's body. He notices the guy/body has had cybernetic work and craves cigarettes. It also says he's 'renting' the body/sleeve.
It also mentions that they have 'sleeved' people into bodies that are in unfixable comas.
Plus if you are a criminal your are uploaded out of your body for some amount of time and left in storage. Which means a free body for someone else.
All that makes me think there is quiet a trade in bodies. Comas. Criminals. Rentals. And of course clones.
Except in the first book the main is IN someone's body. He notices the guy/body has had cybernetic work and craves cigarettes. It also says he's 'renting' the body/sleeve.
It also mentions that they have 'sleeved' people into bodies that are in unfixable comas.
Plus if you are a criminal your are uploaded out of your body for some amount of time and left in storage. Which means a free body for someone else.
All that makes me think there is quiet a trade in bodies. Comas. Criminals. Rentals. And of course clones.
The book was great. Reading Broken Angels currently and it's good but it just hasn't grabbed me so far, I'm about the half way point. I couldn't be happier that it's Netflix who are going to make it or supposedly are. Hopefully we see it relatively soon.
The book was great. Reading Broken Angels currently and it's good but it just hasn't grabbed me so far, I'm about the half way point. I couldn't be happier that it's Netflix who are going to make it or supposedly are. Hopefully we see it relatively soon.