Keanu Reeves Announces Upcoming Novel With 'Weird Fiction' Author China Miéville
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"The Book of Elsewhere" takes place in the same world as Reeves' BRZRKR comics, telling the story of an immortal warrior through the ages.
Keanu Reeves is taking on a new role as novelist.
The Canadian actor, best known for his starring roles in the “Matrix” and “John Wick” films, is co-writing a book with self-described “weird fiction” author China Mièville.
Reeves announced the expected summer release of “The Book of Elsewhere” during a pre-recorded appearance on “Good Morning America” that aired Wednesday.
Set in the universe of the BRZRKR comic series Reeves co-created with writer Matt Kindt and artist Ron Garney, “The Book of Elsewhere” follows an immortal warrior through time on his quest to understand the curse of eternal life.
Reeves said on “GMA” that he was thrilled to be able to dive deeper into the otherworldly story with Miéville.
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