Hollywood: Niles Golan is writing a remake of a camp-classic spy movie. The studio has plans for a franchise, so rather than hiring an actor, the protagonist will be 'translated' into a cloned human body. It's common practice - Niles' therapist is a Fictional. So is his best friend. So, maybe,...
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Hollywood: Niles Golan is writing a remake of a camp-classic spy movie. The studio has plans for a franchise, so rather than hiring an actor, the protagonist will be 'translated' into a cloned human body.
It's common practice - Niles' therapist is a Fictional. So is his best friend. So, maybe, is the woman in the bar he can't stop staring at. Fictionals are a part of daily life now, especially in LA.
In fact, it's getting hard to tell who's a Fictional and who's not...
Funny, clever, profound and moving, The Fictional Man is set to be Al Ewing's break-through novel.
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