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Philip Pullman His Dark Materials Reading Order

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His Nighttime Materials is a fantasy series past Philip Pullman, consisting of a trilogy of novels and three companion books. The trilogy has also been published as a unmarried-volume omnibus in the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and North America, titled His Dark Materials.

The series is a coming-of-historic period story which follows Lyra Silvertongue, previously known equally Lyra Belacqua, and subsequently Will Parry as they travel between the worlds of the multiverse. Fantasy elements in the story include witches, panserbjørne and mulefa.

Contents

  • 1 Titles
    • 1.i Original trilogy
    • 1.2 Companion books
    • one.iii The Book of Grit
    • 1.four Audiobook editions
  • two Adaptations
    • 2.1 Radio
    • ii.2 Theatre
    • ii.3 Film
    • ii.iv Television
    • 2.5 Graphic novel
  • iii Gallery
    • 3.1 Original trilogy
      • iii.1.1 Northern Lights/The Gilded Compass
      • iii.ane.2 The Subtle Knife
      • 3.ane.iii The Amber Spyglass
    • 3.2 The Book of Dust
    • three.3 Companion books
    • three.4 Graphic novels
  • 4 References

Titles [ ]

His_Dark_Materials_by_Philip_Pullman

His Nighttime Materials by Philip Pullman

Random House Kids trailer for the trilogy

Original trilogy [ ]

The following is a listing of the books in the original series:

  1. Northern Lights (known as The Golden Compass in the The states and other countries)
  2. The Subtle Knife
  3. The Amber Spyglass

Companion books [ ]

Pullman has also written several small-scale companion works to the series:

  • Lyra's Oxford (published 28 Oct 2003)
  • One time Upon a Time in the North (published iii Apr 2008)
  • The Collectors (published 10 Dec 2014 - but available as sound and eastward-volume)
  • Serpentine (published 15 October 2020)
  • The Imagination Bedroom (published 28 Apr 2022)

The Volume of Dust [ ]

The follow-upwards trilogy to His Dark Materials, The Book of Dust, is currently being written:

  1. La Belle Sauvage (published 19 October 2017)
  2. The Underground Commonwealth (published 3 Oct 2019)
  3. TBA

Audiobook editions [ ]

The books of the original trilogy accept been released as entire audiobooks, read by Philip Pullman with a cast providing the voices for the characters, this was repeated for Lyra's Oxford and Once Upon a Fourth dimension in the North. The Collectors - an audiobook original - was narrated by Bill Nighy, whereas Serpentine will exist narrated by Olivia Colman. The Book of Grit trilogy were all narrated by Michael Sheen.

Adaptations [ ]

Radio [ ]

Main commodity: His Dark Materials (radio play)

The trilogy was adapted as a radio play and circulate on BBC Radio 4 in 2003. It starred Terence Postage as Lord Asriel and Lulu Popplewell equally Lyra. The drama is at present published by the BBC on CD. In the same year, a radio drama of Northern Lights was made by RTÉ (Irish public radio).

Theatre [ ]

Main article: His Dark Materials (play)

A theatrical adaptation of the trilogy was written by Nicholas Wright. The play is published by Nick Hern Books. The original production was performed at London's Purple National Theatre, running from December 2003 to March 2004. The play was revived in 2004 with a revised script, running from November 2004 to April 2005.

Main commodity: La Belle Sauvage (play)

La Belle Sauvage has been adapted by Bryony Lavery into a play which Nicholas Hytner (who directed the original play) volition straight at the Bridge Theatre in Oct or November 2020.[1]

Movie [ ]

The_Golden_Compass_Official_Trailer

The Gilt Compass Official Trailer

Official trailer

Primary article: The Gilded Compass (picture)

The first book in the trilogy was adapted for film under the title The Golden Compass. The film was directed by Chris Weitz and had a mixed reception, and though worldwide sales were strong, its U.Due south. earnings were not as high as the studio had hoped.

The filmmakers obscured the explicitly Biblical character of the Authority to avert offending viewers. Weitz alleged that he would not practice the same for the planned sequels. "Whereas The Gilt Compass had to exist introduced to the public carefully", he said, "the religious themes in the second and third books can't be minimised without destroying the spirit of these books. ...I will not exist involved with any 'watering downwards' of books two and iii, since what I have been working towards the whole time in the commencement flick is to be able to deliver on the second and tertiary". In May 2006, Pullman said of a version of the script that "all the of import scenes are in that location and will have their full value"; in March 2008, he said of the finished moving-picture show that "a lot of things about it were good.... Nothing can bring out all that'south in the book. There are always compromises."

The Golden Compass moving picture stars Dakota Blue Richards as Lyra, Daniel Craig equally Lord Asriel, Nicole Kidman every bit Marisa Coulter, Eva Green as Serafina Pekkala and Ian McKellen as the voice of Iorek Byrnison.

The film ran into problem with the Cosmic League, whose leader, William Donohue, chosen for Catholics to boycott it, lest young viewers might read the books, which, they claimed, denigrated Christianity and promoted disbelief for children.

Whilst Sam Elliott blamed this opposition for forcing the cancellation of whatsoever adaptations of the rest of the trilogy, The Guardian's picture critic Stuart Heritage believed poor reviews may take been the real reason. Plus, Dakota Blueish Richards is at present an adult and Daniel Craig is many times more expensive since he became James Bond in 2006.

Television [ ]

Primary article: His Dark Materials (TV serial)

As part of making upwards for the failed The Gilded Compass film, the trilogy is currently being adapted into a BBC tv adaptation starring Dafne Keen, James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Amir Wilson. Series 1 was released in 2019, Series ii volition be broadcast in 2020, and futurity series are waiting to be announced.

Graphic novel [ ]

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Main commodity: Northern Lights - The Graphic Novel

The graphic novel for Northern Lights was originally planned to be released in three parts. In 2015, the first instalment of these sections was released with the second being published in 2016. A full omnibus was subsequently released in 2017. Since, then a novel for The Subtle Pocketknife has been released in French but no English translation has been fabricated.

Gallery [ ]

Original trilogy [ ]

Northern Lights/The Golden Compass [ ]

Principal article: Northern Lights#Gallery

The Subtle Pocketknife [ ]

The Bister Spyglass [ ]

The Book of Dust [ ]

Companion books [ ]

Graphic novels [ ]

References [ ]

  1. ↑ Twitter
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials
Main Trilogy Northern Lights • The Subtle Pocketknife • The Bister Spyglass
The Book of Dust La Belle Sauvage • The Secret Commonwealth • The Volume of Dust Book Three
Companion Books Lyra's Oxford • In one case Upon a Time in the North • Serpentine • The Collectors • The Imagination Chamber • Green Book
His Nighttime Materials adaptations
Adaptations His Dark Materials radio play • His Dark Materials stage play • His Dark Materials TV series • La Belle Sauvage phase play • The Golden Compass film • Northern Lights - The Graphic Novel • The Subtle Knife - The Graphic Novel
Music His Dark Materials Original Television Soundtrack • His Dark Materials Serial 2 Original Tv set Soundtrack • Lyra • The Golden Compass soundtrack • The Musical Album of His Dark Materials • The Musical Album of His Dark Materials Series two
Games The Gilt Compass board game • The Gilt Compass video game

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