Author/filmmaker, J. Neil Schulman, who in 1989 won the Prometheus Hall of Fame Award for his 1979 atypical of America in banking meltdown, Alongside Night -- and who on October 1, 2008, acclimatized the Audience Choice accolade from the Cinema City International Film Festival for Lady Magdalene’s, the suspense-comedy affection blur he wrote, produced, and directed -- has just completed a cine acclimation of Alongside Night that he’s been alive on for 27 years.
“I don’t anticipate I spent as abundant time alive on this cine as J.R.R. Tolkien spent autograph his Lord of the Rings trilogy,” Schulman said, “but it took the accepted apple banking crisis catching up to projections I fabricated in my atypical three decades ago for me to adjudge that I assuredly bare to get my adventure of how our country can be rescued from government behavior that crop us to the border of accident as an action cine that’s at already chilling, funny, and hopeful.”
Alongside Night won high-profile acclaim if it was appear in album by Crown Publishers in 1979.
Milton Friedman, the aboriginal American to win the Nobel Prize for economics, wrote about Alongside Night, “An arresting novel--science fiction, yet aswell a cautionary account with a advancing affinity to accomplished history and approaching possibilities.”
The Los Angeles Times Book Review wrote, “High Drama ... A adventure of top adventure, abutting escapes, mistaken identities, and blood-tingling rescues. ... A fast-moving account of a approaching which is uncomfortably abutting at hand.”
And Anthony Burgess, columnist of the dystopian atypical A Clockwork Orange, wrote, “I accustomed Alongside Night at apex today. It is now eight in the black and I just accomplished it. I anticipate I am advantaged to some banquet now as I had no lunch. The unputdownability of the book ensured that. It is a arresting and aboriginal story, and the account it presents of an inflation- bedridden America on the border of anarchy is all too acceptable. I wish, and so will abounding novelists, that I, or they, had anticipation of the abstraction first. A blood-tingling novel, crisply written, that fires the acuteness as bigger as it stimulates the feelings.”
As declared by the Wikipedia access on Alongside Night, “The book focuses on the appearance of Elliot, the son of a fabulous economist and Nobel Laureate ... set in a United States on the border of bread-and-butter collapse, area aggrandizement is ambagious out of ascendancy and the government struggles to accumulate authority of its power. Trading in adopted bill has become actionable and abounding shops are accountable to rationing; as a aftereffect there is a sprawling atramentous bazaar for about all believable goods. Other nations accept not fared so grimly, and organisations such as EUCOMTO (European Common Market Treaty Organization - the novel's prophetic eyes of the approaching EU) affair abiding gold accepted currencies.”
In an email of October 8, 2008, Schulman declared that it was his absorbed to “sell the Software to a assembly aggregation or get it financed so I can activate pre-production through my own aggregation [Jesulu Productions].”
following its 1979 Crown album release, Alongside Night’s publishing history has included mass-market album editions from Ace Books in 1981 and from Avon Books in 1987. It’s currently accessible both in a Pulpless.com web-downloadable eBook copy from http://www.alongsidenight.com and in the trade-paperback copy accessible on Amazon.com and a lot of added book retailers.
Requests to Jesulu Productions for the Alongside Night cine will be forwarded to Schulman’s claimed management.
Links:
Jesulu Productions: http://www.jesulu.com
Pulpless.com Catalog Page: http://www.alongsidenight.com
Alongside Night on Amazon.com: http://snipurl.com/48d1c
Alongside Night on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alongside_Night
Alongside Night on Google Books: http://snipurl.com/48d21 [books_google_com]
Google Search Results: about 2,470 English pages for "Alongside Night/Schulman" http://snipurl.com/48d3f [www_google_com]
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