I Robot, by Isaac Asimov
by sfalice

Comment:
Not enough here to convey the novel for me so I can't really say much.5.

Piercing by Ryu Murakami
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
In relation to the novel, looking at a single moment of horror from every angle and the type of crime committed by Kawashima doesn't appear here. If this is a type of allegory, then you could get away with a connection ;) I'll judge you on the latter anyway. Technically, a little overprocessed for me but your composition includes all the key elements to convey the message.5.

Esperanza Cordero
by odriew

Comment:
A beautiful picture, cropping most of the right side would maybe make it a little less cluttered. As Esperanza dreams, hopes, and plans are symbolized by a house I don't get that here, but I do get her introspection, youthful lamentation and a yearning (I suppose to leave Mango Street). A really good effort.8.

Wuthering Heights
by wdamman

Comment:
Makes me dizzy to look at, but I kind of like that. Eerily inviting but the processing keeps distracting my appreciation. Mono was a good choice, I get the feeling of the WH era and gloom. 5.

Catch Her in the Rye
by IrvineJames

Comment:
Wodke Hawkinson's pun in the sun, I wonder how many get confused with this one. I like how the flare looks like a jewel around her neck. An odd expression on her face though, sort of caught in between emotions or trying not to smile. Lovely dress ;) 5.

Cold Comfort Farm - Stella Gibbons
by Stagolee

Comment:
Flora Poste's farm is looking good, nice sunset. As far as connection to the novel, it establishes the minimum requirements. As a landscape it is picturesque, a little unbalanced and dark on the left but makes me feel 'country'.5.

you have left a part of your heart, of your blood, of your soul, in those pavements - Les Misérables
by Epsi

Comment:
A great minimalist interpretation, a brave and successful attempt as well. I only wish the driver wasn't indicating going forward, rather if I was given the impression of driving away it would reinforce the title even better (but a minor point by me). I hope this is in the top ten if not top three.9.

1984 - George Orwell
by FourPointX

Comment:
Official deception, secret surveillance, and manipulation of the past by a totalitarian or authoritarian state isn't conveyed in this for me, looks more like a tv broadcast centre. But an interesting look.5.

Exit Music by Ian Rankin
by MAK

Comment:
Nice close up of the organ, not much connected to the novel that I know unless that is a Scottish organ produced by Russian businessmen, but I've only read the plot summary. 5.

Damn Dust - The Grapes of Wrath
by Rmac

Comment:
Very good, the broken outline of the 'antagonist' over the repressed and dispossessed. Fine piece of imagery that bonds with the novel.9.