Thursday, October 29, 2009
Uh-Oh
Prolific dead-author alert: Isaac Asimov estate announces new 'I, Robot' trilogy | EW.com: "Isaac Asimov may have died in 1992, but that doesn’t mean he can’t still publish new books. The sci-fi giant’s estate signed a deal last week with Penguin’s Berkley imprint for a new I, Robot prequel trilogy penned by Mickey Zucker Reichert, the author of the fantasy series Renshai."
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"Uh-Oh" is right. Doing a "new" trilogy of Asimov's classic series is almost as bad as ghosting "new" Nero Wolfe novels.
Agree with George. It's not as bad an idea as re-filming PSYCHO, but it's still a bad idea,
Just in time for Halloween, check out this pithy article about ghostwriters on AbeBooks:
http://www.abebooks.com/books/famous-ghostwriters-authors-jfk/top-10-ghostwritten.shtml?cm_mmc=nl-_-nl-_-h00-ghostsX-_-01cta
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