Orson Scott Card Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Orson Scott Card

Here’s how to get tickets to my ONLY in-person event to promote the upcoming release of THE LAST SHADOW. Looking forward to it! Orson Scott Card Book Talk Tickets, Sat, Nov 20, 2021 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite https://t.co/Ou7ogkinO6

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The Canterville Ghost (1944): World War II was still in progress when this movie, based on a story by Oscar Wilde, put Robert Young’s American soldier in an English castle haunted by the incomparable Charles Laughton. Margaret O’Brien shows what a great child actor can do.

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The Canterville Ghost (1944): World War II was still in progress when this movie, based on a story by Oscar Wilde, put Robert Young’s American soldier in an English castle haunted by the incomparable Charles Laughton. Margaret O’Brien shows what a great child actor can do.

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Howl’s Moving Castle (2004): Hayao Miyazaki was called out of retirement to write & direct this adaptation of the wonderful Diana Wynne Jones novel, and came to think of it as his best film. Visually & orally, this is an unforgettable, beautiful work of art.

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) A powerful sci-fi story of memory manipulation written by Charlie Kaufman. Beautiful work by Jim Carrey & Kate Winslet. Remember: though someone caused you pain, don’t wipe them out of your memory. Because they might not stay gone.

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Gone with the Wind (1939): Margaret Mitchell’s book was read by almost every literate human at the time, & screenwriter Sidney Howard did a superb job of cutting out a lot of extraneous, time-consuming matter to fit the sprawling story into a mere 4 hours of groundbreaking film.

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Promotion today only for ebooks of the graphic novel Laddertop for $2.99 (as well as Ender’s Shadow for $1.99) https://t.co/GS91efpYj5

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