Your quest: Name the serial novel I have been writing in the "gothic renaissance" style with a suitable moniker and win a place in history.
Your prize: Being a character in the book!
Yes, you can live on in (in)famy as a literary character. How great is that? But what's that you say? You don't want your name to appear in the pages due to inordinate modesty? Well, your prize can also be naming a character to honor a past relative, a forgotten dance master, or even your cat. You also get to choose whether your character perishes horribly or helps the heroine out at a key juncture.
To enter, simply post your entry below as a comment. Enter early and often! The final choice will be my own capricious one, so there is no guarantee of fairness, and I may be wickedly influenced by gifts of choclate and laudanum. But the opportunity is all yours --
WWCD?
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Alrighty, then- my feeble attempts:
*An Unending Roundabout of Politeness
*Neurasthenia
*Lord Mangrove's Death
*The Rejection of Arthur Boylett (or Dejection)
Here's a few...
How The Upper-Class Lives
The Mangrove Legacy
The Adventures of Alice in Prat-land
The Shallow and The Witless
English Nobility for Dummies
I think I can come up with a few more...stop me when you've heard enough. :-)
Oooh -- I'm liking what I'm hearing so far! This is going to be difficult.
I found a lovely cocktail mix called
Dark Heavenly Dreams & Desires
It's made with chocolate & laudanum. Would you like a crate?
There was a less fabulous one called
It's Going Straight to My Hips, But Somehow I Just Don't Care
Oooh, yes! Sign me up for a crate or two.
Ok, then - off to order at Crate-of-Laudanum-a-Month club....
The Echo on the Moors
(A) The Tribulations of Elizabeth Jane
(B) Alice's Delicate Condition
(C) Kidnapped, A Serial
(D) The Haunting of Mangrove
Alice's Adventures in Austenland
Alice Mangrove and the Series of Unfortunate Events
The Peripatetic Education of Miss Alice Mangrove
The Rich and the Dim
Arthur
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