If you saw and loved Oppenheimer so much you thought “I want to read that script,” we have great news for you.

As he has for all of his previous films, Christopher Nolan has released the screenplay for Oppenheimer as a book, and it’s available to buy now from Amazon.

In fact, it’s an Amazon bestseller already, ranking No. 1 in the screenplay and screenwriting categories, and No. 5 in “scientist biographies” behind three versions of American Prometheus, the biography that inspired Nolan’s script.

The book isn’t just dialogue — it also includes all of the character and setting descriptions, cues, movements, and more that make the movie more than just dialogue.

Those who have seen the movie know that it’s in both color and black and white; color scenes indicate Oppenheimer’s subjective point of view while black and white scenes present a more objective version of events. This is delineated in the screenplay, too, with the directions in color scenes written in the first person as it relates to Oppenheimer.

The screenplay book also contains an introduction by Kai Bird, who co-authored American Prometheus, praising the skill involved in taking a biography and turning it into “visual art that is faithful both to the history and the man.”