1. Kubo Studio and Laika, the acclaimed stop-motion animation studio, have announced that they will be adapting Susanna Clarke's novel "Piranesi" into a stop-motion feature film. The novel, which was published in 2020, has been praised for its imaginative and immersive world-building, making it an ideal candidate for a stop-motion adaptation.

2. The project will be directed by Ari Folman, the acclaimed Israeli filmmaker known for his work on the animated documentary "Waltz with Bashir." Folman has expressed his excitement about the project, stating that he is "thrilled to be adapting this extraordinary novel" and that he plans to "bring Piranesi's world to life in a visually stunning and emotionally resonant way."

3. The announcement of the "Piranesi" adaptation comes on the heels of Laika's recent success with the critically acclaimed film "Missing Link," which was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. The studio is known for its meticulous attention to detail and its ability to create visually stunning and emotionally engaging stop-motion films, which suggests that the "Piranesi" adaptation will be a highly anticipated project for fans of the novel and the studio's work.