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Academy Award Nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay

And the candidates are: Bugonia (It is not based on a book, but based on the Korean movie “Save the Green Planet!”) frankenstein (Adapted from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus). hamnet (Adapted from Maggie O’Farrell’s book of the same name). Battles continue one after another (Loosely based on Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland). and train dream (Based on the novel of the same name by Dennis Johnson). I was going to bet on Battles continue one after another That’s because it’s a very timely and dynamic cinematic experience, but when you think about the actual production process. hamnet This production stands out based on everything I’ve learned about Chloe Zhao’s experience navigating not only O’Farrell’s text but Shakespeare’s works as a writer, director, and someone still getting used to the English language. Really impressive. So far, I’m predicting hamnet For victory.

Banned books network that needs a variety of books

WNDB launched an effort to combat book banning and censorship in U.S. public schools and school libraries. Their Banned Books Network includes multiple tactics, including supporting authors affected by banned books and donating banned books to participating schools. Texas and Florida are among the states most affected by the bans and censorship targeted by the network. I am interested in how teachers and schools suffering from such bans circumvent their obligations in order to participate. WNDB posted an application for public schools interested in participating that included questions about student demographics, literacy rates, and local censorship activities. Visit the site for more information.