Generally speaking, I adhere to the maxim that copyright should expire. So that, you know, new and clever ideas can be explored and advanced based upon the cultural groundwork laid down by earlier works. But uh ...
"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" - Broadsheet - Salon.com
And now, perhaps inevitably, we see the blessed union of two beloved trends in Seth Grahame-Smith's "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." To be released by Quirk Books later this year...
...what would Ms. Austen think of this unconventional adaptation? To this, I turned to Salon book critic and Austen fan Laura Miller, who replied:
"Well, she'd be astonished, of course, since her age was, sadly, as bereft of zombie movies as it was of indoor plumbing. However, I don't doubt that Elizabeth Bennet would adapt quickly to the imperatives of a zombie attack...
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