All right everybody, it's time for a contest. Whoever is the first to correctly identify the author and title of the following excerpted work wins a good prize. Once the correct answer is provided, the winner and prize will be announced. Even if there's only seconds left on the clock, don't give up!
8 comments:
Uh, Milan Kundera, Unbearable Lightness of Being?
The first I typed it, I typed the Unbearable Lighting of Being.
Probably it's neither.
Do they have snakes in Czechowhateveritscallednow.
Clearly that's Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard.
Or it could be Robert Louis Stevenson.
*cries* i am unable to live up to my name!!
auster? gaiman? god only knows. no prizes for me.
This is actually from S-Town's unpublished second novel, "The Ways and Means of Laura Zorblatt and the Amish of Mars." This is from the scene in the third chapeter where Elijah Jones is wandering through one of the capital--New Anabaptistton--and realizes his hair looks bad. So he gets it cut. The hair cut takes three hundered pages and includes a geneology.
babbitt by sinclair lewis? probably not.
if no one guesses it soon, will you kindly tell us illiterate idiots the answer?
thanks,
bluefreaky
Dear Genuis Buns,
Never fear--you are all the smartest. This way, everyone is a winner!
The answer is . . .
The Violent Bear it Away, by Flannery O'Connerley
no no no no no
it's from an article in Modern Drummer about that guy from Maroon 5.
The guy with the hair?
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