(I think her work would lose something--lose plenty in fact--if it
was presented in comic book or movie form.
Though she took care to put in action, her books are books of ideas--
there a long discussions of subjects between characters that would
not make good visuals.
It would be like making
love a good villian.
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(I think her work would lose something--lose plenty in fact
with the slave traders or when he realized what he
was. ***sigh*** I love a good villian.
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(I
was. ***sigh*** I love a good villian.
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Butler's SF Pitched For Comics
Writers House literary agent Merrilee Heifetz is trying to pitch graphic
novel adaptations of the works of the late SF writer Octavia Butler,
Publishers Weekly reported. Heifetz represents the Butler estate and
told the publication that she's received permission
I would love to see something done with her work...I think a movie would ruin
it though...
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Butler's SF Pitched For Comics
Writers House literary agent Merrilee Heifetz is trying to pitch graphic
novel adaptations of the
