Read about another entry on the list.Mr. Peanut
by Adam Ross
If Christopher Nolan or Vince Gilligan are looking for their next gritty existentialist noir, they need look no further than Adam Ross's clever and surreal enigma, built around the foggy death of a young woman who may have been killed by her husband - and whose case is investigated by one sleuth who wants to murder his own wife, and another once wrongly accused of doing so. A narrative fortune cookie with Hitchcockian overtones.
Also see: Fifteen top film adaptations of literary classics; Five great books that worked as films; and The Daily Telegraph's top 25 book to film adaptations.
--Marshal Zeringue
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