novelised
Turned into fiction
Novelised is the British spelling of novelized, describing something that has been adapted into novel form from another medium.
A novelised film or novelised screenplay has been rewritten as a book, typically expanding scenes and adding interior monologue that film cannot easily convey.
Rendering as invented narrative
- novelizationAdapting films into books
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- tie-inCommercial partnership between properties
- retellingNarrating something anew
reimagining · expanded · narrative · prose · dramatization · serialization · literary adaptation · story adaptation
Original text before publication
- authorCreator of written works
- publisherCompany releasing books
- editionSingle published version
- volumeAmount of space filled
paperback · hardcover · print · release · ghostwritten · commissioned · licensed · mass market
Storyline or land parcel
- charactersPersons in a narrative
- chaptersMain divisions of text
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
- settingContext of events
protagonist · antagonist · climax · prologue · epilogue · backstory · foreshadowing · characterization
fictionalization
Rendering as invented narrative
- novelizationAdapting films into books
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- tie-inCommercial partnership between properties
retelling · reimagining · expanded · narrative · prose · dramatization · serialization · literary adaptation · story adaptation · adapted
manuscript
Original text before publication
volume · paperback · hardcover · print · release · ghostwritten · commissioned · licensed · mass market · cover art
plot
Storyline or land parcel
- charactersPersons in a narrative
- chaptersMain divisions of text
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
setting · protagonist · antagonist · climax · prologue · epilogue · backstory · foreshadowing · characterization · perspective
novelisedoriginal
First or inventive
source material · primary · original screenplay · unabridged · authentic
- romance novelistAuthor of love stories
- mystery novelistAuthor of whodunits
- crime novelistAuthor of detective fiction
- popular novelistWidely-read fiction writer
- graphic novelistCreator of illustrated books
- Victorian novelist19th-century British fiction writer
novelist, novelistic, novelises, novelise, novelising, novelisation, novelisations