Barbara Krasnoff (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} barb_krasnoff) wrote,@ 2009-07-02 17:00:00 |
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Panel at Readercon
I found out which panel I'm going to be on at Readercon: "Exceptions to the Rule." What are we discussing? The description says, "Can the intelligence and subtlety that inform a great novel or short story translate to other forms? Are there ways that those forms, properly used, could surpass written literature at the things we expect written literature to do best?"
In plain English: Can a movie or TV show be as good as a book?
I found out which panel I'm going to be on at Readercon: "Exceptions to the Rule." What are we discussing? The description says, "Can the intelligence and subtlety that inform a great novel or short story translate to other forms? Are there ways that those forms, properly used, could surpass written literature at the things we expect written literature to do best?"
In plain English: Can a movie or TV show be as good as a book?
