"THE RING " -

Bill Stewart's most well renown work to date, "The Ring" is based on Richard Wagner's opera "Der Ring des Nibelungen" (1876). The movie script was novelized by famous science fiction writer Daniel Keyes Moran ("The Ring", " The Armageddon Blues", "The Continuing Time") in a book by the same name (Bantom Doubleday, hardcover).

The movie script and fantastical animated characterizations are ready for full scale production

into a feature length motion picture in the genre of "Star Wars". Major funding is now being sought to bring this exceptionally promising film to fruition.

The Ring is the spellbinding tale of a ring of great power, the battle for its ownership, and the tragedies it brings to those who hold it until it is returned to its rightful place.

Centuries ago, men died for the chance to possess the Ring, to be master of its powers. But the Sisterhood, which protected it, grew weary of the fighting. At last they fled to an alien planet to keep the Ring in peace.

Now, in the paradise city of Parliament , the genetically designed, psychic Rulers possess the power of the Ring, which the Sisterhood still guards. On Earth, the Rulers have reigned as gods for generations.

In the Arctic North Lands, Giants twice the height of human men are secretly perfecting the science of terraforming, in exchange for a share of the Ring's might.

In the Valley which joins the two lands, thousands of Workers have long served as slaves to Rulers and Giants alike. Though the three races have reached an uneasy truce, war will come again. And this time, the Workers will be prepared. Cain of Eastmarch, a telepath who once nearly joined the Rulers, leads the Workers. But to truly claim victory, Cain must first steal the Ring from the Sisterhood….and suffer their curse.

Wildly imaginative, compellingly told, "The Ring" is epic, world-building science fiction at its very best.

Media Links to "The Ring"

Richard Wagner's opera "Der Ring des Nibelungen"

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