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Tweeting the first lines of books so you don't have to.
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TwitrLit serves up literary teasers twice daily. At about 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM Eastern Time I post the first line of a book, without the author's name or book title, but with a link to Amazon so readers can see what book the line is from. Why? Because it's fun! The posts are also available for subscription via RSS, Twitter, or on Facebook. The Canadian and UK versions of TwitrLit (see the footer to subscribe) link to Amazon.ca and Amazon.co.uk respectively.
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"Clara woke to the familiar sound of voices raised in the street below her window." | |||||||
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"I crouched in the painful embrace of a hawthorn hedge, the screams of a dying world still echoing in my ears." | |||||||
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"Once upon a time, there were two people who fell very much in love." | |||||||
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"The darkness settled like wings, blocking out the sun and casting the forest into false night." | |||||||
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"It isn't just the chocolate and the feel of mischief in the air that I've always loved about Halloween." | |||||||
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SUGGEST A LINE | GADGETS AND GOODIES | WIDGETS | NEWS | PRESS | 4484 1st lines posted since 4-29-07 Full Disclosure: TwitrLit is an Amazon affiliate. The links that appear in the posts/tweets point to Amazon.com, and they contain TwitrLit's affiliate ID. Sales resulting from clicks on those links will profit TwitrLit. UPDATE 6-16-11: For information regarding TwitrLit's relationship with Amazon's affiliate program see bit.ly/AmzAffInfo. TwitrLit is not affiliated with Twitter.com. |
