A Plagiaristic Library
A List Of Book Titles From One Of My Collections As A Plagiaristic Poem
I was just looking at book titles and thought that they would be a good idea for my Plagiaristic Poetry series. It also means that you can see and read the sort of things that I read. This is obviously just a tiny selection of the books in Chateau Dredd
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Vampires, A Very Peculiar History
Small Dreams Of A Scorpion, Spike Milliganly
The Cat That Could Open The Fridge To Get The Cream
Ten Years In An Open-Necked Shirt A Salford Dream
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Rumpole Rests His Case In One More Courtroom Drama
The Good, The Bad, And The Multiplex, Film Watcher
What If We Could Get Everything Perfectly Right?
Where's My Jetpack? Still, Need A Plane To Take A Flight
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How Not To Be Wrong, An Ability I'd Like
Never Mind The Quantocks, Or Any Other Hike
How Mumbo Jumbo Conquered The World Oh My
Infographica, Picture Book Of Modern Life
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Hope And Glory, Maconie Takes Us Round The Towns
A Little Book Of Hygge To Calm Us All Down
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Oooo, this was so excellent! I loved it!
Another good plagiaristic poem. But I have to ask, how did the author of "How Not to be Wrong" answer the problem? Did it help?
Super splendid list!!!β€οΈβ€οΈπ