Novels with TV potential
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csecooney and la_marquise_de, talks about which fantasy novels would make for good TV viewing.
Shockingly, no one said Xanth or Gor.
The fact that I immediately go to the sarcastic options first is probably why no one ever asks me to participate in online mind melds.
csecooney and la_marquise_de, talks about which fantasy novels would make for good TV viewing. Shockingly, no one said Xanth or Gor.
The fact that I immediately go to the sarcastic options first is probably why no one ever asks me to participate in online mind melds.
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Date: 2011-05-25 07:51 pm (UTC)*attempts to stab own eye out with stiletto heel*
*realizes the chains don't let me reach that far*
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Date: 2011-05-25 09:02 pm (UTC)I do like the final entry of the article where the author & screenwriter explains what would and wouldn't work. His (only) choice was the Locke Lamora duology.
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Date: 2011-05-25 09:43 pm (UTC)