Genre #35 - Adaptation
Jim Van Dore
This is not on the current list of genres. It was written in (in some
form) over 1,000 times.
It would be used for works adapted from or inspired by works in other
media such as TV, film, novels, etc.
Like period, it was objected that this is not a genre as there is
nothing narrative that unites the stories where this has been used.
Jim
James Ludwig
tonyr...@comcast.net
the 1000 entries are trying to get at but we've got to do something
about the way we credit adaptations, too.
tony
Dave Reeder
Lionel English
Mark
> Adaptation
Same as the others, not a genre
Brian Saner Lamken
> Adaptation
I agree. Not a genre, but probably a very useful keyword… Tony's also right about us needing to figure out how to credit adaptations properly, primarily in the Script field.
Blam
Brian Saner Lamken
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Jim Van Dore
Dave Reeder
> 1. _____ This genre SHOULD be added to the official genre list
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James Ludwig
Lionel English
1. _____ This genre SHOULD be added to the official genre list
2. _XX_ This genre SHOULD NOT be added to the official genre list
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From: "Jim Van Dore" <jrva...@gmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 7, 2012 10:19:53 AM
Subject: [gcd-genre] Genre #35 - Adaptation
Tony Rose
Subject: [gcd-genre] Genre #35 - Adaptation
Brian Saner Lamken
Blam's vote:
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> 1. _____ This genre SHOULD be added to the official genre list
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> 2. __x__ This genre SHOULD NOT be added to the official genre list
Brian Saner Lamken
blamken.blogspot.com
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