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Wuthering Heights">On the Many Film Adaptations of the "Unfilmable"
Wuthering Heights
And How They Change Our Understanding of the Original Text
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Craig Hubert
| February 24, 2017
Your Literary Guide to the 2017 Academy Awards
Because Hollywood Would Basically be Irrelevant Without Books
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| February 23, 2017
How Political Will This Sunday's Oscars Get?
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Emily Temple
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Watch the Creepy 1969 Short Film Adaptation of "The Lottery"
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The Ways in Which I'd Like to Get Attacked By a Bear
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| November 17, 2016
We Sent a Poet To Watch
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Bad Old Ideas in a Brave New World
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