
How did Martin muscle his way to the best-seller's list with A Song of Ice and Fire?
Read MoreHow did Martin muscle his way to the best-seller's list with A Song of Ice and Fire?
Read MoreMost famous for The Phantom of the Opera, Gaston Leroux was also an accomplished — though now largely forgotten — journalist and short story writer.
Read MoreDoesn’t matter how good the movie is or how true to the text, I’m not watching it — and maybe you shouldn’t either.
Read MoreOn the 77th anniversary of J. M. Barrie’s death, we look at the ways in which his classic children’s story has been distorted over the years and why.
Read MoreIf your favorite work of literature has never been adapted into a movie or TV show, it’s not for a lack of trying.
Read MoreThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Minority Report, Everything Must Go — all based on short stories, all available to read right now.
Read MoreAnd you thought Joan Didion, William Faulkner and Dave Eggers only wrote books.
Read MoreCrime and Punishment, Notes from Underground, The Brothers Karamazov — basically everything by Dostoyevsky has been made into a movie more than once.
Read MoreCelebrate the director’s 45th birthday with eight great reads to complement his fantastic films.
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