We, The Infected

He mentioned the screenplay is posted online; here it is.

I was listening to my community public radio station this morning, and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was the topic--cool!

The guest is film critic Jim Emerson.

The episode is archived here.

Anyone living near Boulder Colorado can catch the screening and analysis at Colorado University.

It's available. Here's the cover: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41-qVUMG5HL._SL500_AA300_.jpg From amazon : Product Description Audiences can't get enough of fang fiction. Twilight, True Blood, Being Human, The Vampire Diaries, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Blade, Underworld, and the novels of A...

I feel kind of privileged, in a way, that I got to see LTROI at the theater for the first time, in its first run through the art-theaters in the US, made its way to my city in the fall of 2008, I think. I saw it without reading the novel or any knowing any background of the story. My first impressio...

The book and both films are combined on this page. Fun.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/M ... RightOneIn

It's Pat!

But others had seen Death, but Death appeared to each of them differently. Eva had already seen Death and incorporated it into her books as a character. JAL explains Flora's vision of Death to us himself: For me death is a wolf , Peter thought and Flora realized that something she had thought was o...

Wolfchild's alpha male comment made me think of Lord of the Flies, the power struggle on the island. Golding's story also has a Piggy, although he's much different than Oskar.
I think the bullies, however, have a lot in common with Jack Merridew and his gang of hunters.

To me it seemed clear when she was on the phone with Erik she was more worried about what the school would think of her as a parent than of what was going on with Oskar. Also, she of her own volition completely abdicated responsibility to Oskar's useless father (was that the best she could do? it m...