Charles Pellegrino’s scientific authority and close relationship with the A bomb s survivors make his account. Regarding the film adaptation of Dust, further details are not yet available but with a pair of writers on board, it’s only a matter of time before more details start to trickle out. Clear the decks completely because you wont want any interruptions once you settle into the most pulse pounding reading experience of the year. Dust is a very good but frustrating book its compelling, intelligent and well plotted but, boy, it really needed a heavy-handed editor to insist that. Over the years, he has worked with the likes of Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg, and James Cameron while advising on projects such as Jurassic Park, Titanic, and Avatar, also contributing to science-related documentaries along the way.

Of note is Pellegrino’s history as both a writer and scientist, working in both the paleobiology and astronomy fields before developing an additional professional interest in archaeology. As dust mites begin to evolve into flesh-eating insects, Sinclair and a group of survivors must race against time to try to stop this deadly phenomenon before the entire world is destroyed. When a gigantic ecological eruption causes dust mites to rapidly reproduce and become flesh-eating insects, paleobiologist Richard. According to Deadline, the studio has optioned the story to be brought to the big screen with writers Dan Berk and Robert Olsen being tapped to pen the screenplay.įirst published in 1998, the novel follows a palaeobiologist named Richard Sinclair who begins to suspect that Mother Nature is fighting back against human interference with the planet’s ecosystem. Dust, a horror novel by prolific bestselling author Charles Pellegrino, is in line for a film adaptation via Village Roadshow Pictures.

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