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It was my daughter’s idea. She had heard of the show from a friend and so had some idea what to expect. Her experience was therefore more extensive than mine, it seems. I was a bit disappointed that I didn’t see all I heard about from her, but at the same time our divergent experiences [...]
Continue Reading →This Sunday, December 5, award-winning author Isobelle Carmody will be visiting New Haven. Carmody is an Australian writer of science fiction, fantasy, children's and juvenile literature. She began work on her highly acclaimed Obernewtyn Chronicles when she was just fourteen years old. Since then, she has written many award-winning short stories and books for young [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve had a hypothesis for awhile that short stories lend themselves better to film adaptations than novels do. Of course, as soon as I sat down to make the case in writing, I remembered dozens of novels made into good films. Still, looking at the different ways novels and short stories are treated seems to [...]
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