Tubb also injects a great deal of science into the narrative, attempting to explain many of the inexplicable events in the language of 1970s scientific knowledge. (Fans expecting a word-by-word adaptation will be disappointed.) Characterisation is strong, especially among the three leads: Tubb identifies their personal loneliness and reasons for wanting to retreat from Earth to the 'safety' of the Moon. Using the scripted stories and plot points as a springboard, Tubb weaves the four installments into one continuous (and still-recognisable) narrative. Novelisation of ' Breakaway', ' Matter of Life and Death', ' Ring Around The Moon' and 'Black Sun'. Many of the books were also translated for release in overseas markets, such as Germany, Turkey and Japan.Įnglish-language releases Year One Original novels, without photo section, also formed a part of the series. These releases, mainly paperback, were supplemented by 16-page photo sections (Year One and Two in the United States, Year Two only in the United Kingdom), which comprised black-and-white stills from the episodes. In the mid-1970s, a number of books were published by both American ( Pocket Books) and British (Futura) publishers, consisting primarily of novelisations of Space: 1999 episodes.

1.3.10 Maya: 1999 - Ovvero: I rovesci della seconda stagioneīooks 1970s novels and novelisations.

1.3.9 Cosmos 1999: Le fabulaire de l'espace.1.3.8 Space: 1999 The Powysverse Compendium.1.3.3 Cosmos 1999: L'épopée de la blancheur.1.3.2 The Moonbase Alpha Technical Notebook.

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