<![CDATA[Book]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Nowhere Man

Snusmumrikken — 16 years ago(August 02, 2009 10:42 AM)

I wish someone makes a thorough and interesting book about this tv-series. Seems like the creator of this series, Lawrence Hertzog, who sadly died last year from cancer could have been the perfect person to write a book.
Too bad he didn`t write one before he died.
But, some other good writer with much knowledge about this series, must exist who can make a great book.

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Nothing about season 2 went beyond the initial planning stages (he said so on his message board). He does briefly discuss where the series might have gone in the DVD box set extras, but that's it.

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Who said he didn't write a book or an outline of Season 2 of the Nowhere Man?
I heard he told others about his plans for Season 2.

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Yes, but i was thinking more of a behind-the-scenes and analytical type of book.

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Man, you're telling me. Hertzog was a talented writer (check out some of the posts/essays on his personal blog for more proof), but he didn't seem to create much outside of his television scriptwriting work. That's never going to stop disappointing me. The man was brilliant.
I could see a Nowhere Man novel working, if someone knew the series and its themes well, as you said.

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