Plotsy signs Jasper T. Scott for Dark Space screen adaptation

Plotsy has signed USA Today bestselling author Jasper T. Scott to adapt Dark Space, the first novel in his science-fiction series, into a Plotsy vBook. The move expands Plotsy’s episodic screen format as the platform adds more established sci-fi and fantasy titles.

Why it matters: - Plotsy is using established books to build its episodic video library. - The deal adds a million-copy bestselling science-fiction title to the platform’s lineup. - Fans of Jasper T. Scott get a new way to experience "Dark Space" beyond print, ebooks, and audiobooks.

What happened: - Plotsy announced on October 27, 2026, that it signed Jasper T. Scott to bring "Dark Space" to the screen as a Plotsy vBook™. - "Dark Space" is the first novel in Scott’s science-fiction series. - The project will stream as Part One in the Plotsy app later this year.

The details: - Plotsy vBooks™ are episodic visual experiences designed to bring books to the screen while staying true to the original story, characters and creative vision. - Jasper T. Scott is a USA Today bestselling author and three-time Kindle All-Star. - Scott has written more than 50 science-fiction novels and sold over one million copies. - Scott’s books have been translated into multiple languages, including Japanese and German. - Scott is known for fast-paced storytelling, intricate plots, unexpected twists and characters readers root for. - In "Dark Space," humanity is near extinction and its last survivors hide in a dangerous corner of the galaxy. - Ethan Ortane, an exiled smuggler, searches for his missing family and gets pulled into a conspiracy that could decide humanity’s fate. - Plotsy describes the story as a gritty space opera for fans of Battlestar Galactica and Firefly. - Michael Gorton, Plotsy founder and CEO, said he was thrilled to bring Scott’s universe to life on Plotsy. - Scott said seeing "Dark Space" adapted as a Plotsy vBook™ is exciting and that fans will enjoy seeing Ethan’s journey in the new format. - The addition of "Dark Space" expands Plotsy’s growing science-fiction and fantasy library. - Plotsy says it is continuing to partner with established authors to adapt their stories. - Plotsy says its platform is available on smart TVs, Roku, iPhone, Android, tablets and web browsers. - Plotsy also says fans can sign up for updates about "Dark Space" at exclusive updates and authors can learn more about the format at information for authors.

Between the lines: - Plotsy is positioning vBooks™ as a middle ground between reading and watching, with the original text still central to the experience. - The Scott partnership signals a focus on genre fiction with built-in fan bases that may be easier to convert to a new format. - The company is leaning on familiar sci-fi properties and author brands as it tries to grow audience interest.

What's next: - Part One of "Dark Space" is set to begin streaming in the Plotsy app later this year. - Plotsy says it will keep expanding its catalog with more science-fiction and fantasy titles. - Authors interested in the format can pursue more information through Plotsy’s website.