Robert Rivenbark discusses his novel The Cloud, themes of AI and surveillance, and a Hollywood film adaptation.
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In this video, host Jorah Kai sits down with Robert Rivenbark, author of the sci-fi thriller The Cloud, to talk about its journey from novel to screen.
Robert's debut novel The Cloud is not only an award-winning story but is also in development as a feature film. In this insightful interview, we cover: Inspiration behind The Cloud – How a big “what if?” and real-world tech trends sparked this thrilling story.
Creative writing process – Robert’s writing routine, from daily word counts to turning first drafts into polished prose. Hollywood adaptation journey: How The Cloud caught Hollywood’s attention and the role of legendary literary manager Ken Atchity in its film development.
Transmedia storytelling – Expanding the story universe beyond the book, and what it means to take a tale from page to screen (and beyond).
Modern writing landscape – Insights on being an author today, from working with a literary agent to navigating publishing in the digital age.
Whether you’re an aspiring writer, a passionate book lover, or a fan of film adaptations, this conversation is packed with tips, inspiration, and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t want to miss.
Via Jorah Kai, Existential Detective
@jorahkai
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