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Natalie Portman will produce and star in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, an adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel that mashed up Jane Austen's original text with zombies.
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Then I WILL add, frankly, that I find P&P the dullest of Austen's novels.
And would Jane Eyre Twitter? Roger Sutton 2009
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In an interview (which you can read here) Winters explains how he strove to incorporate a Lovecrafitian vocabulary into Austen's world with spectacular results.
Archive 2009-09-01 2009
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If you could smash together Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein you would get John Kessel's wonderful story "Pride and Prometheus" (which was originally reviewed with the 2008 Nebula Award Short Fiction Nominees).
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LNN: As an English major yourself who presumably knew and respected Austen's original text long before SSSM, in your opinion, is there a line between the blasphemic desecration of a beloved classic and the loving parody of it?
Archive 2009-09-01 2009
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LNN: As an English major yourself who presumably knew and respected Austen's original text long before SSSM, in your opinion, is there a line between the blasphemic desecration of a beloved classic and the loving parody of it?
author of Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters : The Lovecraft News Network 2009
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Which of Austen's characters would you choose to be stranded on a desert island with?
Karen Joy Fowler talks about her bestselling novel The Jane Austen Book Club. 2010
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Austen's books often leave you wondering whether all of her matches are good ideas.
Karen Joy Fowler talks about her bestselling novel The Jane Austen Book Club. 2010
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So while there had long been devoted fans of novels like Samuel Richardson's "Clarissa" or Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," "New Romance" encouraged people to try to find out more, to interact with stories in new ways.
There and Back Again Tom Shippey 2012
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In an interview (which you can read here) Winters explains how he strove to incorporate a Lovecrafitian vocabulary into Austen's world with spectacular results.
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