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N Gaiman and T Prachett-Good omens
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David Eggers: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
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For some reason, I wanted this made into a movie... I now regret my decision. :(
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A Confederacy of Dunces - John Kenedy Toole
Geek Love - Kathrine Dunn The Wasp Factory - Iain Banks - the book I most want to adapt and direct myself. read 'em Each one is brilliantly written, engrosing and perfect for a film adaptation...like to see Geek Love done by Henry Selik
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the list is phenomenal I would like to see some of uwe bolls work in paperback.. maybe the movies would come out better in a book :o
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One that I'd kinda like to see done is The Yearbook by Peter Lerangis.
It's by no means high literature, but its a very etertaining read and could be easily adapted to film. Has anyone else here read it?
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If I ever made a family movie, I would make a film adaptation of "The Biggest Sandwich Ever" by Rita Gelman. It's one of the three best children's books ever.
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