Books to Movies

I read just about every lesbian romance novel I can get my hands on. I would freaking kill to see any of them turned into film or TV. The only one that has (in my collection) is Sugar Rush, which became a British TV show. The show was decent but nowhere near as good as the book.

I will never understand why Annie On My Mind has never been made into at least a TV movie. Like, really? Lifetime, LOGO, Showtime, y'all are wasting yer goddamn time until an Annie On My Mind movie exists.

Other than that the #1 lesbian novel that needs to be adapted is The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily Danforth. I've never had the pleasure of reading such an immense cast of deep, nuanced, relatable characters in any romance novel before. It's such a rich and full story that a movie wouldn't really do it justice, it should be made into a TV drama series.

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"Pride is not the opposite of shame, but its source. True humility is the antidote to shame."

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Its to bad that books where the leads are either gay or a lesbian are not adapted to film. There's a lot of untapped material out there.

kitkat - There is no next life. And I'm going to live

Hmm. Off the top of my head, there's The Lost Language of Cranes.
I read the novel, but I don't recall for certain whether I've seen the film version.

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I'm not familiar with that one. I'll have to see if Netflix has it

kitkat - There is no next life. And I'm going to live

A LGBT novel I want to see adapted to film is Hero by Perry Moore.

'Rubyfruit Jungle'
'B-Boy Blues'
'Coffee Will Make You Black'
'Invisible Life'
'Curious Wine'
'An Emergence Of Green'
'Happy Endings Are All Alike'
'Sellevision'

*I'd like to see a remake of 'Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit'