10 Incredible Sci-Fi Books That Still Need Movies

Considered a feminist fiction classic, as well as an intriguing sci-fi novel, this cyberpunk adventure follows a woman called Shira, who programs a cyborg named Yod after a bitter divorce. Comparisons are drawn between Yod and the Golem of Prague, another artificial man, from Jewish folklore. The relationships between the characters, especially between Shira and Yod, form the core of the plot, and would add a lot of human drama to a movie. A film would also be timely as He, She And It addresses questions about artificial life (which is more relevant than ever as AI gains ground).