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.

"A Prayer for Owen Meany"
by Dudski

Comment:
John Wheelwright couldn't have asked for a better interpretation. An odd feeling of detachment and solitude, maybe abstractness as in the theological philosophical style. Good toning and clarity help the connection between image and novel.7.

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.