Journey to Wonder Chris and Joe

In this episode of Journey to Wonder, we harken back all the way to 1870 with the classic submarine adventure, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (or Seas depending on where you look) by Jules Verne. As always, we discuss our experience with the english translation of the novel and whether or not this 150 plus year old story holds up. 
We then dig into the 1954 Disney movie of the same name, how it is simillar, how it is different and whether we like it!
Next time, we're dipping back into the world of Star Trek with A Stitch in Time writeen and read by our faviourtie Cardassian tailor, Andrew J. Robinson. This book was originally released back in the year 2000, however the audiobook released recently, in August of 2023. 
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As a follow up to our interview of John Jackson Miller, we dive deep into his series tie in novel, The High Country. As lifelong Star Trek fans, Chris and Joe also dive into thier thoughts about the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on the eve of the premeire of the show's second season.Of course, we meander off path into some talk of both NuTrek and Classic Trek and how they influence both the book and the current show. 
Next time, we will revert to the classics with Jules Verne's 1871 novel, 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas along with its various film adpataions. 
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A bit of a change of pace this time around! In preparation for our review of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country, we are talking to that book's author, John Jackson Miller. 
We have a great chat covering various topics such as the creative process, some of how the sauasge is made with these types of tie-in novels and of course we talk in general terms about The High Country and some of John's other works.
Note this is a SPOILER-FREE interview so feel free to give it a listen even if you haven't read the book yet.
Our next episode will be back to the usual with our review of The High Country and our thoughts about how it fits into the greater story of Strange New Worlds, season 1. 
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A change of pace and experiement this year moving out of our usual genre comfort zone! We devle into the world of 1980's south-west Texas with Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel, No Country for Old Men. As usual we also delve into the 2007 Cohen Brothers movie of the same name. We intertwine the discussion of both since the book was written with the intention of it beocming a screenplay for the movie.
Next time, we retreat deep into our comfort zone with a genre AND franchise tie in novel with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country by John Jackson Miller. We'll review the book and take the opportunity to discuss our favourite series of the NuTrek era.
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This time on Journey to Wonder, we travel to Saturn (or is it Jupiter?) with Aurthur C. Clarke's 1968 sci fi novel, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Of course, you can't talk about 2001 the book without talking about the seminal Stanley Kubrick film that was developed alongside the novel and released the same year.
In addition, we dive into the sequel novel, 2010: Odyssey Two and it's 1984 film adaptation starring Roy Scheider (among many others!)
Next time, we're stepping out of our usual genre comfort zone and touching on the 2005 Cormack McCarthy novel, No Country for Old Men. As always we will also dive into the 2007 Cohen Brothers film adaptation as well. Let's see how this experiment goes!
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In what we originally intended to be our Haloween episode, we cover the first book in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles series, 1976 novel, Interview with the Vampire.
We go into Chris' long history with this book and series along with Joe's fresh take on his first reading of the book. We then dive deep into the 1994 Tom Cruise / Brad Pitt movie adaptation, how it differs and our usual other set of thoughts and tangents. 
Next time, back to hard sci fi with the 1968 Arthur C. Clarke novel 2001: A Space Odyssey along with a compare and contrast to the companion Kubrick film that launched the same year. 
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