![]() ![]() The author and novel are the fictional creations of Mr. ![]() ![]() Inside a black slipcover stamped with the title, there’s an old library edition of a novel titled “Ship of Theseus,” published in 1949 by a certain V. “I have no desire to make this into something else.” It felt romantic to me.”īut “this wasn’t done to make a movie, or to sell a bunch of action figures,” he said. “In a digital age, it’s a distinctly analog object. “ ‘S.’ was born out of an idea of a love story and the notion of celebrating the book as an object,” Mr. Abrams and written by the novelist Doug Dorst, it is not a TV series, a prequel or sequel, a crowd-sourced online mystery, or an app. When “S.” comes out on Tuesday, the biggest surprise may be that pop’s reigning futurist has something very old-fashioned up his sleeve. The trailer closed with a close-up of a ghastly man whose lips had been sewn together. ![]() Abrams’s coming superhero television series “Believe,” or prequels and sequels to “Cloverfield,” “Star Trek,” “Lost” and the next “Star Wars,” which he will direct. Some 2.5 million YouTube views later, fans had generated plenty of theories. Abrams released a video teaser for his latest mystery project, “S.” Shot in inky black and white, the video featured a strange man staggering out of the ocean, as a narrator intoned, “Who is he?” ![]()
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