The Starz network is developing a series created by Ben called Black Gold, a crime drama that revolves around the North Dakota oil boom. Director James Ponsoldt (The Spectacular Now) is attached to direct the pilot. Read more about it in this Hollywood Reporter article.
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STEPHEN KING PRAISES THE DEAD LANDS
“Benjamin Percy’s THE DEAD LANDS is a case of wonderful writing and compulsive reading. You will not come across a finer work of sustained imagination this year. Good God, what a tale. Don’t miss it.”—Stephen King. Pre-order it here.
DETECTIVE COMICS
Ben now writes for Detective Comics and his first Batman storyline will appear this fall. The two-issue arc (#35 and 36) — called “Terminal” — with art by JP Leon.
FOX TV adaptation
Ben is adapting Red Moon as a series for FOX TV with Oscar-winner Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind, I am Legend, Winter’s Tale) and producer Ilene Staple.
Best of 2013
NPR, Amazon, and Publishers Weekly have all listed Red Moon as one of the best books of 2013.
iBookstore Editor’s Choice for May 2013
The Apple iBookstore has selected Red Moon as an Editor’s Choice pick for May 2013.
Amazon Top Ten Best Books
Amazon has selected Red Moon as one of its “Top Ten Best Books” for May.
Red Moon Trailer
Watch the Red Moon video trailer. Share with your friends. Fear is contagious.
Esquire Exclusive Excerpt
The May issue of Esquire features an excerpt — culled from the first 200 pages of Red Moon — called “The Infected.” You can read it online or listen to the audiobook version here.
Publishers Weekly
Publishers Weekly has named Red Moon one of the most anticipated books of 2013. ” Exploring one of the oldest themes in weird fiction—the werewolf—Percy (The Wilding) delivers a stunning alternate history epic that transcends its genre trappings to read as a provocative reflection on the contemporary zeitgeist. At a point where many other writers would flinch, Percy follows through on the direst possibilities of his premise, building to a shocking denouement and even more shock climax in the final pages.”

