Lie With Me, written by Tamara Berger (original novel and screenplay) and directed by Clément Virgo (her husband). [This is a more personal sort of review than I usually write for this journal, because the story I was writing at the time was one of the main influences on my decision to attend the screening. I was in the process of trying to get a ( Read more... )

Omagh, written by Paul Greengrass and Guy Hibbert, and directed by Pete Travis ( Read more... )

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, by Susanna Clarke. First reading ( Read more... )

A Fistful of Sky, by Nina Kiriki Hoffman. First reading.

Before I begin, I have a completely irrelevant note: the anime/manga Fullmetal Alchemist has completely stolen the name "Nina" for me, and just writing it gives me creepy, creepy images. Thanks, FMA.

( a bit more on-topic now )

1602 by Neil Gaiman (script) and Andy Kubert (pencils). (Mostly) first reading.

( In some ways, 'Neil Gaiman' is all I need to say )

(Well, when I started this journal, I did figure it'd be somewhat erratic. ^^)

The Village, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. First viewing.

( This turned out to be something completely different than I'd imagined )

From Hell by Alan Moore (script) and Eddie Campbell (art). First reading.

( I finished this a week or so ago, so the impressions aren't completely fresh )

The Quiet Invasion, by Sarah Zettel. First reading. Genre: soft sci-fi.

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( Well, that was . . . lovely . . . )

"Blankets: an illustrated novel by Craig Thompson." First reading ( Read more... )