The Art of Adaptation
Only a few more shopping days until Christmas, and we have a great last minute holiday gift! Long Dance Home by Julie Mayerson Brown is now available and is a perfect treat for your friend who loves the holidays, romance, and warm and fuzzy reads. The novel is about Cece Camden, a ballerina who thinks […]
Read More Interview with Author Julie Mayerson BrownI was lucky enough to meet Anne Kenney when I read a part in a staged reading of her beautiful, somewhat autobiographical play, Last Call, inspired by the passing of her parents. Anne, who has had an extraordinary career as a writer/producer in television, was kind of enough to sit down with me recently to […]
Read More Interview with Outlander writer Anne KenneySpoiler alert: we’re discussing the season finale of Outlander here, and the book Voyager. Tune in next week for my interview with Outlander writer/producer Anne Kenney. Wow, saved that CGI budget for the end, did we, Outlander? And well worth the wait it was. Seriously beautiful cinematography there for the last twenty minutes of this […]
Read More Outlander 3.13: Eye of the Storm, End of the “Voyage”Hi Novel2Screen Readers! Typically at Novel2Screen, we don’t get super political. Unless of course we’re reviewing The Handmaid’s Tale. But for the most part, we come together here to enjoy great books, fun shows, movies we wish were as good as the books, and silly memes. But we need to address the reality of web neutrality. […]
Read More Let’s Talk about Something REAL – Web NeutralitySpoiler alert about “Outlander” 3.12, The Bakra, and the book “Voyager.” Don’t say I didn’t warn ya. Holy moley, this episode had everything but the kitchen sink in it, people! Okay, let’s talk about it: So this was the second episode written by Luke Schelhaas, who is new this season, and who really had his […]
Read More Outlander 3.12: The Bakra (AKA: Bloodsucker)