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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 a day, 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.
NOTE: I've ceased regular posts as of 7-31-16, after more than 9 years of 1st lines. But please feel free to explore the site. Try the Random 1st Line-inators on the right! They're fun.
NOTE: I've ceased regular posts as of 7-31-16, after more than 9 years of 1st lines. But please feel free to explore the site. Try the Random 1st Line-inators on the right! They're fun.
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"Somewhere around the age of seven, most kids ask uncomfortable questions." | |||||||
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"I have come to claim my prize." | |||||||
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"A man sits alone in a cave." | |||||||
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"'What do you need the blowtorch for, Daddy?'" | |||||||
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"'I found the head.'" | |||||||
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