As reported by Bookseller.com, Out of Spaced, Pegg’s autobiography, has been pushed back to Christmas 2010 due to Pegg’s “heavy schedule of film commitments this year.”
“I am so sorry not to be publishing Out of Spaced this year,” explained Pegg. “It has just been a packed time, with the arrival of my daughter, and the writing, filming and general continual USA traveling for my latest film Paul…not least commitments to Star Trek and Tin Tin, that I have not unfortunately had the time to do full justice to the book, and I really want it to be as good it can be. I will continue to work away on it and the book will now be with you in 2010.”

Pegg is signed for a three-book deal which included the autobiography. The other two books will now come out in autumn 2011 and 2012.

“Although we’re disappointed about this delay as we were all looking forward hugely to publishing Simon this autumn, this is exactly the right thing for the book,” said Ben Dunn, Hodder Entertainment publisher. “Simon’s commitment…has taken up an enormous amount of his time. These extra months will give him the opportunity to make it a really exceptional book and us the time to plan the best possible promotion of it.”

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As reported by breakingnews.ie and moviesonline.ca, according to Pegg, fans might see Star Trek XII a year and a half from now. “I know the writers are busy thinking about it,” he said. “I don’t really know anything about the story, or if I’m in a bigger role, but I’d imagine we’ll be back this time next year. That’s not official, but I reckon it’s probably about eighteen months away from being in the cinema.”Now that Star Trek XI has proven to be a success, Pegg find that he is recognized more when he goes out. “The normal people who come up to me are usually nice and polite,” he explained. “Things do change and you find it hard to operate in the way that perhaps you used to, even in L.A. for me it is different from how what it was before. But you just adapt. It’s not necessarily a positive thing. It means you have to make decisions about where you go, like at home, I can’t walk into a pub any more without getting stared at and certainly I can’t go in to a pub with Nick [Frost] because we are seen as the ‘complete set’! But that’s par for the course. It’s just something you have to take on board when you get into this game.”

Speaking of L.A., would Pegg ever consider relocating there? “I like L.A.,” said Pegg. “It gets a bad rap. It is very easy to knock, because there are elements to it that are facile and it is very image-driven but it is also a very creative place, very friendly and a relaxed place in most areas. And the weather is beautiful and everyone is very polite…But I love London, and I miss it. I’m looking forward to going back and working on something small after we finish Paul. My family and friends are there and as a writer you want to be around what you know best…It’s really odd at the moment, because I am working in New Mexico and coming back to L.A. at weekends, so my wife is here and I say, ‘I’ll be home tomorrow’ but L.A. is not my home. London is, so it’s weird. I feel as though I am living in three places all at once!”

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