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It began in January, when Yen Press announced it would print 350,000 copies of its adaptation of the novel "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer.

In a production at the Ellen Stewart Theater — the site of a former Yiddish theater — the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater has revived its adaptation of this story, which it first staged in 1997.

Milica Paranosic's "Tiger's Wife: Prologue," for orchestra, voice, electronics and video projection, also evoked folk traditions in its adaptation of Téa Obreht's best-selling 2011 novel, and it featured the composer playing the gusle, a Balkan bowed string instrument.

She issued a sharp warning to the BBC earlier this year not to dumb down and oversimplify history in its adaptation of her bestselling novel Wolf Hall.

That's where the Classical Theater of Harlem makes its home and where its adaptation of Richard Wright's novel "Native Son" is currently drawing enthusiastic audiences.

And ITV will soon show its adaptation of Joanna Briscoe's Sleep With Me, in which a newspaper's literary editor is a key figure.

British graphic novel publisher SelfMadeHero is best known for its adaptations of literary classics, from Kafka to Brontë, but it also has an excellent original list.

Local observers may lament the Americanization of the London stage, with its adaptations of Hollywood movies and reliance on brand-name celebrities.

An article in today's Times reports that Mantel took up these misrepresentations of her lecture during a Royal Shakespeare Company press conference on Wednesday about the transfer of its adaptations of her novels, Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, to London.

By the 1950s, its adaptations of the Bard's plays were being broadcast nationally on NBC radio.

In comparison to its adaptations of the 1970s and 1980s, the BBC provided increased funding for many of its productions in the 1990s.