A journalist and friend of Whedon’s has written his biography. While I generally prefer autobiographies, for being slightly more intimate, and humorous ones at that, I will admit I’m intrigued. I’ve been a fan of Whedon’s work for a while, though not always in agreement with everything he does. Everyone has flaws, even our heroes.
A biography about the man should be interesting, perhaps a view into how his mind works and what his close friends think about him. Hopefully it’s as funny as the scripts he writes. Check out the forward by Nathan Fillion: http://www.usatoday.com/story/popcandy/2014/08/01/joss-whedon-nathan-fillion/13454323/
That does sound cool! I would certainly be curious to learn more about his thought processes in developing his shows but particularly in the risky indie work he’s done.
It does say the biographer conducted an interview of him, that would probably be what I’m most interested in.
This sounds intriguing! I would be curious to give it a try!
Me too!