adaptations

Lisette Reed, Print Comment Editor, discusses the animated Barbie films of the 2000s, and their impact on herself and others who grew up with them.

The Great Gatsby is out of copyright, and Olivia Garrett anticipates the book’s new life in the public domain.

Cat Stone overviews the very first novel, The Tale of Genji, and it’s cultural impact.

Amber Hogan discusses why TV adaptations of books have been so well-received in recent years and why some film adaptations have fallen flat.

Freda Worrell explains why Gnomeo and Juliet is the best adaptation of ‘Romeo & Juliet’.

Jim Norman considers the value of moving stories from stage to screen.

I am a sucker for Shakespeare. Whenever I say that to people I tend to be…

While book to film adaptations in the world of modern cinema are easy to find, renowned…

Whenever a book achieves a certain level of success, it is near-inevitable that it will shortly…