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The agony the characters experience in a thriller is nothing compared to the agony the author experiences trying to turn that thriller into a screenplay.
Darrell Delamaide looks at relationship between novel and film in the case of The Third Man.
Fall down the rabbit hole and join Alice in her adventures in Wordland.
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More and more people show no respect for writers. They don’t even honor the old-fashioned etiquette of buying your book.
The Books Alive! Conference occurred this past Saturday: here's a wrap-up of the day.
As part of The Independent’s honoring of Memorial Day, Tom Glenn writes about books on war.