rollerbang,

The name of the wind.

OneWomanCreamTeam,

A Name of the Wind adaptation would either be incredible or fucking awful, no in between.

Grayox,
@Grayox@lemmy.ml avatar

Patrick needs to finish the dang o Series first and foremost, no more adaptations without finished source material plz.

Iam,

Alastair Reynolds “Revelation Space” universe.

They’d only screw it up though.

CADmonkey,

The visuals would be amazing. I’d also like to see a depiction of the scene in the beginning of “Revelation Space” where Ilia gets pushed into a kilometers-high elevator shaft, and she belatedly remembers that she can just stop the ship accelerating to save herself.

LordOfLocksley,
  • The Illuminae Files by Jay Kristoff and Aime Kaufman
  • Scythe trilogy by Neal Shusterman
lightnsfw,

Nothing. I don’t trust them to not try and make their own “vision” and fuck it up.

PonyOfWar,

I don’t really get that mentality. If the show is bad, the books are still just as good and you’ll have lost nothing except maybe some wasted time.

lightnsfw,

If the show is bad my memories of that thing will be forever tainted. I’d rather they not be.

TheGreenGolem,

The Riftwar Cycle from Feist. Each series is a season. And even side-series, like The Empire trilogy.

DeltaTangoLima,
@DeltaTangoLima@reddrefuge.com avatar

It seemed like it was finally going to happen - someone even acquired the rights, after Feist knocked back offers over and over due to them not being a “good fit”.

But, a year later, it fell apart.

sxan,
@sxan@midwest.social avatar

Bolo. They’d have to do it in the *Love, Death, and Robots" format, since they’re all short stories and no recurring characters, but it’d be great like that.

Spendrill,

I would watch a well made series based on the Parker novels by Richard Stark.

WhatsUpDoc,

This happened for me with wheel of Time. Be careful what you wish for.

CADmonkey,

I would love to see a movie or miniseries based on the “Bas-Lag” novels by China Mieville, which are “Perdido Street Station”, “The Scar”, and “Iron Council”

I think the best description of these books would be “Gritty Steampunk Fantasy” with a very generous dose of Weird. The writing is very descriptive, even when you really would rather not know about what’s being described.

Some things that are mentioned in these three books:

  • Mosquito people. The males are quiet and studious, the females are strong, dangerous, and driven mad by hunger
  • Punishment factories. Criminals are sentenced to “Remaking”. The Remade are people who have had either machinery or animal parts grafted onto them. Most Remakings are cruel and useless.
  • Smokestone. Rock that will change unpredictably into smoke - and back into stone.
  • Frog people who can make water hold a shape for a short time. A longshoreman’s strike in one of the books involved a bunch of these guys forming a large gap in a river.
  • Sentient steam powered constructs

*Drugs that let you experience other people’s dreams.

There is a lot I have to leave out due to spoilers, but it would be an awesome series.

GrayBackgroundMusic,

Anything to do with Pern. Some good high fantasy and tech mixed. Might be a harder sell to the general public. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonriders_of_Pern

The Brainship series (The ship who sang). This would go over well with the Star Trek, Star Wars fansbase, I think. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ship_Who_Sang

The Vorkosigan saga. This would also go well with the Star Trek/Wars fanbases. More political than Brainship series. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorkosigan_Saga

The Dragearan books about Vlad Taltos by Steven Brust. Especially the first few. High fantasy mystery novels. This would be an easy sell, IMO. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Brust#Vlad_Taltos

This made me realize I haven’t read any new books in a while.

rothaine,

Holy crap I forgot about Pern. I read a few of those in middle school and remember liking them a lot

StenSaksTapir,

There’s been talk multiple times of turning the Matthew Corbett series by Robert R. McCammon into a series.

I could see every book being turned into a maybe 10 episode season.

PonyOfWar,

Robin Hobb’s fantasy books would be interesting. Probably quite hard to adapt well though.

Spasmolytic,

I can’t even imagine who might do them justice, but some of the books in Iain Banks’ Culture series could be a real treat.

imgprojts,

Calculus…early transcendentals.

JillyB,

I think Neuromancer would work well as a heavily stylized animation.

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