There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Care to offer any recommendations? I'm in the market for new sci-fi / fantasy lit.
Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
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#12In case anyone was curious: > television adaptation will explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring So it's not going to tell the main story itself, which is probably wise given the film adaptations aren't even that old. Maybe it's just me I'm not super-excited by this news. I wish there were more original universes being created with the insane amount of TV money swirling around the…
Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#13In case anyone was curious: > television adaptation will explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring So it's not going to tell the main story itself, which is probably wise given the film adaptations aren't even that old. Maybe it's just me I'm not super-excited by this news. I wish there were more original universes being created with the insane amount of TV money swirling around the…
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#14There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Care to offer any recommendations? I'm in the market for new sci-fi / fantasy lit.
Wheel of Time (Robert Jordan)
Stormlight Archive; Mistborn (Brandon Sanderson)
Belgariad and Malloreon (David Eddings)
Discworld (Terry Pratchett)
Sword of Shannara (Terry Brooks)Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#15In case anyone was curious: > television adaptation will explore new storylines preceding J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring So it's not going to tell the main story itself, which is probably wise given the film adaptations aren't even that old. Maybe it's just me I'm not super-excited by this news. I wish there were more original universes being created with the insane amount of TV money swirling around the…
Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#16There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#17There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Care to offer any recommendations? I'm in the market for new sci-fi / fantasy lit.
For Sci Fi, Netflix is currently making a series based on Altered Carbon which I'm very excited for - I love that series to death (Richard K Morgan, author).
Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#18There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Care to offer any recommendations? I'm in the market for new sci-fi / fantasy lit.
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#19Personally, if they include Tom Bombadil in the show it will be entirely worth it for me.
Re: Amazon to Adapt J.R.R. Tolkien’s Globally Renowned Fantasy Novels
#20There are so many amazing fantasy novels that need movies or TV shows. Tolkien was good, and for his time, amazing. But compared to what we have available today, I wouldn't even put him in the top 10. sigh
Now I'm curious: Who would be in your top ten? For my money, it would include Orson Scott Card, William Gibson, Neal Stephenson, and Isaac Asimov.
Maybe its because of the cell phone problem.