Literary Classics Condensed to Text Message
A new study aid in the UK condenses Shakespeare, Dickens, etc. into phone text messages. Wow!
Quiz, what novel is this:
Jane&MrRochster(eventuly)Fal4EachOtha.
Bt,DayOfWedin,
ItTurnsOutHeAlredyHasAWyfInThAtikHuIsMad.
Can I pay them to do this for my bloated novel? I need a new tagline.
Quiz, what novel is this:
Jane&MrRochster(eventuly)Fal4EachOtha.
Bt,DayOfWedin,
ItTurnsOutHeAlredyHasAWyfInThAtikHuIsMad.
Can I pay them to do this for my bloated novel? I need a new tagline.
posted by Anne Elliott at 6:16 PM
3 Comments:
Um, Portnoy's Complaint?
I'm afraid what text message my book would produce. Probably, "HiSkoolSlutRunzawayNDuzDrugs."
"Jane Eyre"?
Emilie, you can move on to the next jeopardy level. Girlbomb, I love how you spell skool. Seriously, you could work for these people, if you ever need a career change.
I have never done text messaging, so I'm a loser. Correction: an OLD loser. I never even turn on my cell phone.
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