Discover What’s Streaming On: Netflix‘s long-awaited adaptation of Liu Cixin’s groundbreaking novel, The Three-Body Problem, premiered yesterday, introducing millions of viewers to the heady world of ...

Cixin Liu steeps his science fiction in disaster and misfortune, even as he insists he’s just playing around with ideas. His seven novels and a clutch of short stories and articles (soon to be ...

Netflix’s TV adaptation of the novel The Three-Body Problem makes some important changes to its source material. Characters in Cixin Liu’s original book are reimagined and split into others. Threads ...

Body Problem Season 1 streamed all of its eight episodes in March 2024. The series was received by both people and fans of the books published in 2006, 2008, and 2010.

"To effectively contain a civilization's development and disarm it across such a long span of time, there is only one way: kill its science." That's a quote from Liu Cixin's best-selling ...

While Cixin Liu’s The Three-Body Problem is one of my favorite science fiction books, it never seemed like something that should or even could be adapted into something like a movie or TV show. But ...

Cixin Liu, the author of 'The Three-Body Problem', reflects on the unsettling rise of AI in creative fields, admitting that ...

ADAPTATION is the backbone of the modern TV industry. It is also one of the toughest jobs in the business. Done right, it can lift a lacklustre novel or dated comic book to new heights. Done wrong, it ...

It's been about two months since we last checked in on how things were looking with David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and Alexander Woo's 3 Body Problem. Stemming from the Emmy Award-winning duo behind HBO's ...

Acclaimed author of the Three-Body trilogy also discusses his ‘dark forest’ theory, and the struggle to come up with original ...

The Chinese writer Cixin Liu Cixin Liu may not be a household name in America yet, but he’s already one of the most popular science-fiction writers in the world. He is most well-known for his 2008 ...

There are some huge names with new works out this month: Cixin Liu and Ann Leckie both have collections of shorter writing to peruse, plus there’s a dystopic future from the award-winning Téa Obreht ...