agazine. Brandon “Chuk” Jones President & Chief Editor On The Cover Page•10 Jason Gracilieri poses with framed artwork. He created TurningArt as a Netflix for art. Photo courtesy of Boston Globe credits | ©2012 CJ Media & Publishing | | Executive Editor: Brandon “Chuk” Jones | | Advertise: www.incmagonline.com | | Inquiries: info@incmagonline.com | | Layout & Design: CJ Media & Publishing |24:T7ba,<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< indie-Pendent The IncubaTorâ„˘ MagazIne â€˘ June 2012 â€˘ 7 gibson's cyber World Jumps From Page to big Screen -- Finally (newsuSa) - It has been almost 30 years since William gibson introduced the world to his debut novel "neuromancer." Since then, the book has gone on to win numerous accolades and honors, including Time Magazine's list of 100 best english-language novels since 1923. now, in what has most assuredly become a cult classic in the science fiction genre, Seven arts entertainment has optioned the book and started adapting it to the big screen -- a move that fans of the cyberpunk novel have been waiting for, for years. The problem, said Peter hoffman, ceo of Seven arts, has been finding the right people who would do this book justice. It was announced earlier that film director Vincenzo natali has signed on to direct this scifi thriller. "I think the reason that William gibson has been so supportive of me doing it is that he knows the film won't be homogenised," says natali. "There's something inherently not mainstream about it, and I want to preserve that. natali also added that "The book was prototypical; it defined a genre. even now, after it's been pillaged by so many movies and works of fiction, it remains in my mind totally unique." hoffman shares natali's assertion. "We believe that [Vincenzo] natali has both the story telling ability and the command of the visual medium to give this film the treatment it deserves," said hoffman. "In Vincenzo's hands, we think neuromancer will realize William gibson's extraordinary vision of the future whi

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