Sentences with phrase «author of the novel upon»

The first, «A Military Mystery», is an interview with gracious subject Joe Finder, author of the novel upon which the film is based.

Advising and consulting the filmmakers are subject matter experts including journalist Robert Moore, author of the novel upon which the film is based, along with David Russell, (Commodore, British Royal Navy), and noted submarine expert Ramsey Martin.

Another possible explanation is a godawful script by Don Winslow (author of the novel upon which the film is based), Shane Salerno, and Stone hissownself that opens with a ridiculously bad voiceover tease and ends with same, sandwiching in between a tale of blissed - out California marijuana kingpins Chon (Kitsch) and Ben (Johnson) vs. the Mexican cartel, led by Lado (the always amazing Benicio Del Toro) and Elena (Salma Hayek).

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Some of the major points emphasized by the authors are not novel (localization of ILL at the SCS for rapid pathogen encounter and pre-committed IL17 production by these ILL upon bacterial infection), having been established by the authors in previous studies or by other groups as cited and discussed.

The fifth and last of the original series of motion pictures based upon author Pierre Boulle's imaginative novel Monkey Planet, this science fiction film was the least - liked by the series» legion of fans.

Ten years later, working from an adaptation of the caper novel by W.R. Burnett scripted in collaboration with the author, he essentially launched the heist film as a genre of its own and set the blueprint that all subsequent heist dramas built upon.

(Credit to Susan Hill, who authored the 1983 novel upon which the movie is based; and Jane Goldman for the screenplay; and, perhaps most of all, to the visual effects artists who make this remarkable bit of unreality look so astoundingly real.)

Rogue Books is home base for German indie authors of hot romance novels who went rogue on their native language and took it upon themselves to make their works accessable for YOU, an avid English reader, by entrusting us with their translation projects — indie style!

In this rich and deeply satisfying novel by the beloved author of The Art of Mending, and Open House, a resilient woman embarks upon an unforgettable journey of adventure, self - discovery, and renewal.

If you have an ambitious group of students, try creating a short, collaborative verse novel together, with everyone contributing poems on the same agreed - upon event, with multiple perspectives or a chronological, sequential story with multiple authors.

As the novel is told from the perspective of a blind narrator, the characters are not introduced with the usual physical descriptions that authors often rely upon.

I was surprised to learn, upon perusing the copyright page of American author Suzanne Berne's new novel, The Dogs of Littlefield, that it had actually been published in the United Kingdom three years earlier.

But the only thing I can imagine going through the head of a reader when they come upon a decently sized novel priced at ninety - nine cents is, «Okay, either this author is making a money grab or he / she realizes it isn't worth any more than one cent less than a dollar.»

Tulsan and nationally - noted author and inspirational speaker Jim Stovall wrote the novel of the same name upon which the film is based.

It has its own particular following of authors and readers, and builds upon traditional paper choose - your - own - adventure books, creating to digital labyrinths of HTML files (Masq is an impressive graphical novel approach), or the somewhat more procedural but ultimately still heavily pre-scripted software in which choices affect stats that in turn place limits on future choices (like Chris Crawford's Storytron).

There was a time when New York's Lower East Side was synonymous with crime, drug - fueled desperation, and a clashing mosaic of put - upon immigrant communities — a heady climate that provided the fodder for author Richard Price's novel «Lush Life.»