VIDEONOVELS FRONT PAGE

The following are traditionally called miniseries, however since these stories follow the same structure as a printnovel... but in video format, I call them videonovels. These stories usually appear on PBS, A&E, or the History Channel, or they can be bought from the History Channel or PBS.


[From the Earth to the Moon] VIDEONOVEL
"...if we can voyage from the earth to the moon,
then there's hope for all of us,
because we can do anything."




[Holocaust] VIDEONOVEL
A memorable portrait of the most monstrous crime in history
as seen from the eyes of two families: the Jewish Weisses and the Aryan Dorfs. Worth seeing.




I make no comment on the quality of the following videonovels, but merely list them for completeness.
[Amerika] VIDEONOVEL
The unthinkable has happened. Democracy is dead,
the Bill of Rights is a powerless piece of paper,
and an occupying force has taken over the United States.




[Centennial] VIDEONOVEL
Based on James Michener's printnovel, this videonovel tells the story
of the exploration and settlement of the American West.




[The Duchess of Duke Street] VIDEONOVEL
Chronicle of a lowly cook, Rose Lewis, who rises to the very pinnacle of society, propelled by beauty, connections, and culinary skills.




[Elizabeth R] VIDEONOVEL
The story of "Elizabeth R" wife of Henry the Eighth.
Her strength and determination saw her through vicious court intrigues,
and helped her secure her claim to the throne.




[I, Claudius] VIDEONOVEL
Treachery, honor, lust, madness and ambition combine
in this story of the Roman emperors from Tiberius through Claudius II.




[Roots]VIDEONOVELS
A sweeping saga of a black man's search for his heritage.




[North and South Book 2] VIDEONOVELS
John Jakes' blockbuster best seller about two friends -- one from a Northern industrial family, and one from a Southern plantation clan - that become torn apart during the Civil War.




[The Thorn Birds] VIDEONOVEL
The haunting story of a priest tormented by his love
for a beautiful, tempestuous woman in the Australian Outback.




[War and Remembrance] VIDEONOVELS
Based on Herman Wouk's bestselling novel of World War II,
these videonovels sweep from the pitched battles of the Pacific
to the horrors of Auschwitz.




[Winds of War] VIDEONOVEL
The epic adaptation of Herman Wouk's classic novel,
this videonovel relives the battlefields of Germany
and the pain and longing of those left behind on the home front.




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