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If They Gave Oscars to Books, Our 2017 Nominees
(Yes, We Are Aware of the National Book Awards)
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Emily Temple
| March 2, 2018
Will Iain M. Banks's Bonkers Space Opera Novels Work On Screen?
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Lincoln Michel
| February 28, 2018
The Rise of the Female Showrunner and Hollywood's Woolf Pack
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20 Literary Adaptations Disavowed by Their Original Authors
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Emily Temple
| February 27, 2018
The Surprising, Unorthodox Media Criticism of
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Eric Thurm
| February 12, 2018
The Dream of 2011 is Dead:
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On the Pain of Being a Secret High School Geek (and Sometime Freak)
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Is the Literary Biopic the Worst Kind of Movie?
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J.W. McCormack
| December 20, 2017
W.H. Auden Wrote Poetry For a Beautiful Short Film About Running
Runner
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Call Me By Your Name
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| November 20, 2017
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