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Studios Are Going Book Shopping

May 28, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1768 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Andrew Smith, Anonymouse Content, Ashley Zalta, books, Brandon Sanderson, cocoon, Cosmere, Dan Mintz, DMG Entertainment, duplication, Edgar Wright, fantasy, Grasshopper Jungle, Hello America, Inkshares, JG Ballard, Kevin Walsh, Lionsgate, Matt Tolmach, men, Michael Pruss, Michael Sugar, Mistborn, monsters, Netflix, New Regency, Nira Park, Owen King, post war, post-apocalyptic, Ridley Scott, sci-fi, Scott Free, Scott Rosenburg, sleeping, Sleeping Beauties, Stephen King, Supernatural, suspense, Tal M. Klein, teenagers, teleportation, The Punch Escrow, The Stormlight Archive, The Way of Kings, thriller, virtual reality, virus, women, Young Adult

Studios are fans of nabbing books before they are published for adaptations, mixing the new and the…well…odd with older classics while thinking outside the box.

Television & Film

MGM Gets Rights to Brandon Sanderson’s SNAPSHOT Novella

January 19, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1373 Views 0 Comments book adaptation, Brandon Sanderson, Broken Road Productions, crime, Entertainment 306, MGM, novella, Snapshot, TV

What if technology let you freeze-frame an entire day to solve crimes? MGM is betting on Brandon Sanderson’s yet to be published novella, SNAPSHOT.

Books Reviews

Review: THE WAY OF KINGS is Almost Worth the Page Length

August 14, 2016 Lauren Garrison 1495 Views 0 Comments books, Brandon Sanderson, Epic Fantasy, fantasy, Highstorm, review, The Stormlight Archive, The Way of Kings, Tor Books

Fans of the epic fantasy genre are used to long reads, and TWOK certainly does not disappoint in that respect. With a prelude, prologue, 75 chapters, epilogue and 9 interludes, it’s not all that surprising this novel reaches over 380,000 words.