That some of it is speaks more to the zeitgeist than to any intentionality on our part.” There’s no conversation about trying to make any of it topical. “What we focus on in the show is trying to keep to the spirit of the books with the new toolbox of film. We do have some things that feel very current, but it seems to me that that’s equal parts being alive in the time we are now and having that access to the zeitgeist that we all share and reading enough history to draw from situations - refugee crises, social and economic inequality, multivalent political struggles - that are kind of evergreen.” “So much of what we wrote about in the books, and hence the show, we wrote years ago. “So the thing that I think gets missed in this conversation is lag time,” Abraham says.
Corey”, the author of The Expanse novels and executive producer of the television show, it’s not nearly as deliberate as it may seem. How much of that is intentional?Īccording to Daniel Abraham, one half of the writing duo “James S. Currently in North America one of the highest profile television shows, The Expanse, does not shy away from reflecting current events.Īlthough not as obvious or direct as Star Trek in tackling issues, The Expanse feels very current and relevant and making comment about current political and social events without actually having specific parallels.
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