News on More “Fifty Shades” Books & The Movie
Written by Julie Vegas on Wednesday, June 13th, 2012E.L. James is considering a second Fifty Shades trilogy – this time through the eyes of Christian Grey.
The original trilogy was written through the viewpoint of Anastasia Steele, so this would be a totally new spin on the Fifty Shades series. (more…)
Bond To Be Middle-Aged; Which Characters Will Appear in William Boyd’s Novel?
Written by Julie Vegas on Wednesday, June 13th, 2012The next James Bond novel will see an aged version of the super-spy, who has a more realistic love life.
William Boyd intends to explore Bond as a human being with more realistic viewpoint.
“He is a middle-aged man, a middle-aged spy, and that’s one of the things that interests me,” Boyd said. The currently untitled novel is set in 1969 where James Bond will be 45 years old. (more…)
Significant Other Says Larsson Would Be “Furious” At Ghostwriter
Written by Julie Vegas on Wednesday, June 13th, 2012Eva Gabrielsson says that her long-time partner Stieg Larsson would be furious if his final novel in the Millennium series was finished by a ghostwriter.
Gabrielsson had hoped to finish the novel herself as to keep it faithful to Stieg’s original idea. Unfortunately, because they were not married, Larsson’s family is not allowing her to do it. (more…)
Order of Aubrey/Maturin Books
The Aubrey/Maturin series is a series of nautical historical novels by English novelist Patrick O’Brian. The series follows Jack Aubrey of the Royal Navy and Dr. Stephen Maturin, the ship’s surgeon. The two are great friends. The series adapts true historical events as part of the story. O’Brian has a distinct style that has led to the series receiving considerable acclaim. The Russell Crowe film Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World used adapted elements from several different novels in the series into the film. (more…)
Order of Patrick O’Brian Books
Patrick O’Brian is the nom de plume of English novelist Richard Patrick Russ (1914-2000). O’Brian is best known for his Jack Aubrey/Stephen Maturin series that spanned 21 novels and was adapted into the motion picture Master and Commander. Besides the Aubrey/Maturin books, he also wrote a few standalone novels and short story collections. (more…)
Order of Homecoming Saga Books
The Homecoming Saga is a series of sci-fi novels by American author Orson Scott Card. The series is considered LDS fiction, as the series is patterned after the Book of Mormon. In addition to that, some of the names are pulled from the Book of Mormon. (more…)
Order of Alvin Maker Books
The Tales of Alvin Maker is a series of fantasy novels by American author Orson Scott Card. The title character has special powers that let him create and shape objects around him. It is set during the early 19th century. Themes of American superstition are plentiful in the series. (more…)
Order of Ender Saga Books
The Ender Saga is a series of science fiction novels by American author Orson Scott Card. The series is also known as the Ender’s Game series and the Enderverse. Beyond novels, it also consists of several short stories and comic books. The series is set in the future where an alien race intends on making mankind extinct. The main protagonist is Ender Wiggin, a child soldier trained to be a future leader of Earth. (more…)
Order of Orson Scott Card Books
Orson Scott Card is an American author best known for his work in science fiction and fantasy. His other genres include historical fiction, thriller and horror. His most popular series is the Ender Saga, but he has several other series including The Tales of Alvin Maker, The Homecoming Saga, Women of Genesis and more. He is a lifelong member of the Latter-day Saints. (more…)
Order of Star Wars Books
Star Wars is an epic space opera franchise created by American film producer, screenwriter and director George Lucas. Unlike most creators you see on this site, George Lucas has never written a Star Wars novel, but instead commissioned dozens and dozens of other writers such as John Jackson Miller, Kevin J. Anderson, Rebecca Moesta, Michael Stackpole, Alex Wheeler, Jude Watson, L. Neil Smith, Alan Dean Foster, John Whitman and many others to write the novels based on the popular films. (more…)