After looking at some of his publisher’s paperwork for his upcoming second novel, author Josh Kilmer-Purcell realized that two slightly different titles were being used:
Candy Everyone Wants, and
Candy Everybody Wants
Which one should it be?
Kilmer-Purcell decided to let his MySpace friends decide by voting on his blog.
Vote below, and then add your best literary argument for your decision in the comments section. i know most of you (like me) were English majors in college cause you couldn’t settle on a real vocation. so here’s your chance to pull out your best bullshit deconstructionismaries …
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After looking at some of his publisher’s paperwork for his upcoming second novel, author Josh Kilmer-Purcell realized that two slightly different titles were being used:
Candy Everyone Wants, and
Candy Everybody Wants
Which one should it be?
Kilmer-Purcell decided to let his MySpace friends decide by voting on his blog.
The winner gets a mention in the book’s acknowledgments and a free advance copy.
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