Book Review: Firefly: Still Flying: Celebration of Joss Whedon’s Acclaimed TV Series

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On the heels of his incredibly successful Buffy the Vampire television series, Joss Whedon introduced another creation called Firefly. With everyone expecting another smash hit from the mastermind, it was a complete shock to many that his new show, which was a cross between a western and science fiction, was not only canceled in its first season, but before all of the episodes had even aired. And it’s even more shocking because it has such a rabid fan base that has not only kept the stories alive for the last eight years, but it also pressured the film industry to make a major motion picture based on the show called Serenity...

There have been two previous companion books released dealing with more specific details of the show, while this is more along the lines of what you might learn if you went to a science-fiction convention. There are a lot of comments about on-set hi-jinks, how much the fans have meant to them, and what it was like to be part of something that has had such longevity...

Thought this might be of interest to fellow Browncoats.

Amazon.com: Firefly: Still Flying: A Celebration of Joss Whedon's Acclaimed TV Series (9781848565067): Joss Whedon: Books