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The book title game
The book title game
Just like the song title name but with books instead of songs and I'll let someone else start.
1. The OP will have the title of a book, with the author tacked on.
2. The next post will have the title of a different book, but with at least one word in common with the title of the book in the previous post.
3. Only words from book titles are allowed to make the connection, not words from the names of the authors. For instance, Dude, Where's My Country by Michael Moore could lead to Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton, where "Country" is the connecting link. But you cannot make a connection between authors, such as linking Michael Moore to Alan Moore.
4. You cannot use articles such as a, an, and the, to make a connection.
5. You can make a connection between a simple word and the same word appearing in a compound word (such as "high" and "highbrow").
6. You can make a connection between a simple word and a complex word by either adding or dropping a prefix or suffix (such as "hand" and "handed.") It is also acceptable to change the form of a word to create an adverbial/adjective form (such as "heavy" and "heavily"), or to alter number or tense (such as "man" and "men.")
7. You cannot make a connection between a simple word and a longer word that superficially contains the simple word ("man" and "manditory" would not be permitted).
8. You cannot make a connection between two words that are spelled the same but have unrelated meanings ("lead" as in the opposite of follow, and "lead" as in the metal would not be permitted).
The next post will contain the first title and author. In order to avoid confusion, it would be best to keep the book title and author in the same order, and to somehow set off the title by italics or underline [the acceptable way to offset book titles in both APA and MLA manuscript styles).
1. The OP will have the title of a book, with the author tacked on.
2. The next post will have the title of a different book, but with at least one word in common with the title of the book in the previous post.
3. Only words from book titles are allowed to make the connection, not words from the names of the authors. For instance, Dude, Where's My Country by Michael Moore could lead to Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton, where "Country" is the connecting link. But you cannot make a connection between authors, such as linking Michael Moore to Alan Moore.
4. You cannot use articles such as a, an, and the, to make a connection.
5. You can make a connection between a simple word and the same word appearing in a compound word (such as "high" and "highbrow").
6. You can make a connection between a simple word and a complex word by either adding or dropping a prefix or suffix (such as "hand" and "handed.") It is also acceptable to change the form of a word to create an adverbial/adjective form (such as "heavy" and "heavily"), or to alter number or tense (such as "man" and "men.")
7. You cannot make a connection between a simple word and a longer word that superficially contains the simple word ("man" and "manditory" would not be permitted).
8. You cannot make a connection between two words that are spelled the same but have unrelated meanings ("lead" as in the opposite of follow, and "lead" as in the metal would not be permitted).
The next post will contain the first title and author. In order to avoid confusion, it would be best to keep the book title and author in the same order, and to somehow set off the title by italics or underline [the acceptable way to offset book titles in both APA and MLA manuscript styles).
Re: The book title game
What happened...did you forget? LOL!Jemmac wrote:
The next post will contain the first title and author.
OK, I'll start:
The Thinkers Guide to Life - Marilyn Mason
Re: The book title game
Yes, I did. Dammit! And I had a really good one lined up. Ah well...Moonbeam wrote: What happened...did you forget? LOL!
Dangerous Kiss by Jackie Collins