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#remakes

Don't Remake These 21 Movies, Film These Books Instead!

Click here to read Don't Remake These 21 Movies, Film These Books Instead!
There's only one thing Hollywood loves than a movie based on a toy: remakes. Dozens of science-fiction classics are slated for do-overs. But instead of remaking films that were fine the first time, here are 20 books Hollywood should film. More »
03/05/10
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By Charlie Jane Anders
#interview Click here to read Richard K. Morgan Talks Noir Fantasy

Richard K. Morgan Talks Noir Fantasy

Richard K. Morgan's The Steel Remains blew us away with its nasty slog through a fantasy world where heroes get forgotten, mistreated or queer-bashed. And we were jazzed about the trend of noir fantasy, so we asked Morgan about it. More »
09/22/09
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Richard K. Morgan on the Failures of Capitalism and the Success of Science Fiction

Click here to read Richard K. Morgan on the Failures of Capitalism and the Success of Science Fiction
Richard K. Morgan burst on the literary scene six short years ago with the publication of the futuristic noir mystery Altered Carbon, a book that nabbed that year's Philip K. Dick Award and immediately sold to Hollywood. Since then, the prolific British author has written two sequels and two stand-alone novels featuring a blistering critique of capitalism and an America that has become Jesusland. We recently had a chance to interview Morgan, and below you can catch him sounding off about his advice for young writers, his view of the America he depicts in his novels, and squabbling within the scifi genre. More »
10/21/08
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