The Adaptation of Literature (book)

The adaptation of literature refers to the process of transforming a written work, such as a novel or play, into another form, like a film, television show, or stage production. This involves interpreting the original story, characters, and themes to fit the new medium, often requiring changes in dialogue, pacing, and visuals to engage the audience effectively. While adaptations aim to honor the source material, they may also infuse fresh perspectives or updates to resonate with contemporary viewers, making the original work accessible to a broader audience through different artistic expressions.