‘Edith’s Diary’: Madness, Escape, or Creativity?
“I’ve had lots of troubles, so I write jolly tales.” ––– Louisa May Alcott . My point of contact …
Tag Archives: Books
Time to attack those TBR piles
They’re everywhere, on the shelves and in boxes on the floor. Now’s a good time. If you’ve seen my Twitter …
Staying Home Binge Reading
Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures, and I’m glad to do my social duty to stay home and binge read. …
‘Newcomer’ by Keigo Higashino
Thanks to Bellezza’s Japanese Literature Challenge, now in its 13th year, I’m introduced to the popular Japanese mystery writer and …
Rashomon and other Stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa
In participation of Japanese Literature Challenge 13 hosted by Bellezza. Ryūnosuke Akutagawa (芥川龍之介 1892 – 1927) was an acclaimed early …
Unfilmed Novels
That’s a Jeopardy! category a few days ago in the Double Jeopardy round. Here are the five questions, or answers, …
More Movie Adaptations 2020
Previously on Ripple, a list of movie adaptations coming out this year was posted. Here are a few more, not …
Literary Adaptations at TIFF19: The Goldfinch
Two book-to-film adaptations were on my watch list while I was at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this September: …
Upcoming Book-to-Movie Adaptations: Good Summer Reading
Previously on Ripple, I’d posted lists of books-to-movies coming out soon here and here. If you’ve gone to the theatre …
Ripple Effects Turns a New Page in 2019
Ripple Effects has reached a new milestone. After almost twelve years in the blogosphere, Arti has finally fought off procrastination …
Top Ripples 2018
Here’s the other one of my perennial posts, a wrap for the year. Books I’ve read and film experience that …
Finally, Guernsey from Book to Screen
It was nine years ago that I posted a book review of The Guernsey Literary and the Potato Peel Pie Society, …
