Following up from the previous post: in her quest to cover the 500(ish) flicks in The Best DVDs You've Never Seen, Just Missed or Almost Forgotten, blogger Ofelia Legaspi has a write-up on Charlie's Adaptation:

Charlie Kaufman"˜s film adaptation is a strata of adaptations. Laroche curiously adapts to the fleeting life of his passions with ease and with such discipline. New Yorker journalist Susan Orlean, who devours Laroche's story as fodder for an article and, subsequently, a book, is in the cusp of change herself. There is something about Orlean waiting to happen. Meryl Streep saturates her character with such poetic desires that adaptation indeed seems like a very good thing. (Source)