I was recently made aware of Pearson Moore's "Lost Humanity" and was able to read a chapter of his book on his website and I have to say that I'm very impressed. Pearson dives deep into all of the references on LOST and is able to make you think about it all in a different way that brings things together in a more concise and simple way. I highly recomend that you purchase this book via Amazon or in ebook form.
Book Discription: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/LostHumanity.aspx
First Chapter: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/LostHumanityChapter1.aspx
How to Purchase: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/PurchaseLostHumanity.aspx
His Words:
"LOST Humanity" just published on Amazon. I wrote the book for everyone with an intense interest in the show, and thought you might enjoy taking a look at it.
I'm calling "LOST Humanity" a "post-graduate course in LOST." I assume throughout that anyone reading the book has seen every episode, so I waste no time with introductory or recap-type material--it's just hard-hitting analysis from cover to cover. People have really taken a liking to the four "nonlinear" types of analysis in the book, and especially the chaos-based analysis regarding Lorenz Attractor pairs. It was fun to write, and apparently fun to read, too!
You can read more about "LOST Humanity" here: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/default.aspx It is available here: http://amzn.to/dEA5yv
All you need to read it is a computer, ipad, or mobile phone. You can download FREE Kindle software for your computer or device at Amazon.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Monday, July 6, 2009
Brian K. Vaughan Leaves ‘Lost’ Writing Staff
Published by Brian Warmoth on Monday, July 6, 2009 at 3:12 pm.
[EDITOR'S NOTE: An ABC spokesperson has confirmed that Brian K. Vaughan has left the "Lost" television series. -RM] “Lost” appears to be losing one of its many comic book ties as its writing staff gears up for the ABC series’ final season. Brian K. Vaughan, who joined “Lost” as the hot writing commodity responsible for “Y: Last the Last Man” and “Ex Machina” and expanded his writing résumé into network television over the show’s last several seasons, reportedly will not be contributing at the writers’ table for Season 6.
“Unfortunately he has left for greener pastures,” the series’ executive producer Damon Lindelof told fans during a Q&A Session at Curzon Cinema.
Vaughan’s presence on the writing staff was felt throughout recent seasons, not only as a result of his often hyper-pop-culturally-aware dialog and knack for cliffhanger plot twists, but also from such subtle visual cues as Hugo’s reading habits. The fact that Hugo, played by actor Jorge Garcia, was the one reading “Y: The Last Man” at the airport was probably no accident.
“When [Vaughan] first came on the show Jorge Garcia was ecstatic because he’s a huge fan of his work,” Lindelof told the podcast.
Exactly what the “greener pastures” for Vaughan are that Lindelof mentioned remains to be seen. Many of the top comic book writer’s fans would undoubtedly like to see D.J. Caruso’s “Y: The Last Man” film move forward, with or without rumored lead actor Shia LaBeouf.
Better yet, if Vaughan has a new original series or graphic novel in need of some extra time, the move could mean some new, high-quality comics are their way soon. Let the speculation begin!
http://splashpage.mtv.com/2009/07/06/brian-k-vaughan-leaves-lost-writing-staff/
[EDITOR'S NOTE: An ABC spokesperson has confirmed that Brian K. Vaughan has left the "Lost" television series. -RM] “Lost” appears to be losing one of its many comic book ties as its writing staff gears up for the ABC series’ final season. Brian K. Vaughan, who joined “Lost” as the hot writing commodity responsible for “Y: Last the Last Man” and “Ex Machina” and expanded his writing résumé into network television over the show’s last several seasons, reportedly will not be contributing at the writers’ table for Season 6.
“Unfortunately he has left for greener pastures,” the series’ executive producer Damon Lindelof told fans during a Q&A Session at Curzon Cinema.
Vaughan’s presence on the writing staff was felt throughout recent seasons, not only as a result of his often hyper-pop-culturally-aware dialog and knack for cliffhanger plot twists, but also from such subtle visual cues as Hugo’s reading habits. The fact that Hugo, played by actor Jorge Garcia, was the one reading “Y: The Last Man” at the airport was probably no accident.
“When [Vaughan] first came on the show Jorge Garcia was ecstatic because he’s a huge fan of his work,” Lindelof told the podcast.
Exactly what the “greener pastures” for Vaughan are that Lindelof mentioned remains to be seen. Many of the top comic book writer’s fans would undoubtedly like to see D.J. Caruso’s “Y: The Last Man” film move forward, with or without rumored lead actor Shia LaBeouf.
Better yet, if Vaughan has a new original series or graphic novel in need of some extra time, the move could mean some new, high-quality comics are their way soon. Let the speculation begin!
http://splashpage.mtv.com/2009/07/06/brian-k-vaughan-leaves-lost-writing-staff/
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