ITT: Choose the title of a book which could also be the title of your autobiography
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>Things Fall Apart
ITT: Choose the title of a book which could also be the title of your autobiography
Jose Ward
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Grayson Brooks
Are you a leper?
Evan Johnson
John Dies at The End
Cooper Harris
>the idiot
Isaac Johnson
...
Jeremiah Rivera
Fear and Loathing
Jack Clark
No, I've just lost (or am in the process of losing) everything that's ever made me happy. Things have fallen apart.
Jonathan Bell
at least your civilization isn't being raped by Christian white settlers
Gabriel Garcia
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Jason Reyes
>at least your civilization isn't being raped by Christian white settlers
Camden Howard
But are you in Vegas?
Easton Brown
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Leo Adams
Book of Daniel
Tyler Flores
Beyond Good and Evil
Aaron Murphy
kek
Jackson Moore
True, I suppose I will always have that consolation.
Christopher Harris
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
Hunter Cruz
That book was such a waste of a good title
Julian Lopez
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John Davis
Storm of Steel
I wish
Hunter Richardson
user are you ok?
John Lee
Yeah, in my autobiography it would reference all the anime I watched not all dicks molesting me.
Carter Foster
A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man desu
Jose Adams
"My Diary" t b h
Matthew Clark
Infinite Jest
Andrew King
...
Samuel Harris
That title isn't even grammatically correct how embarrassing
Camden Diaz
>bait this weak
lmao kys famalam
Benjamin Price
LONDON
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Lincoln Rodriguez
Stoner
Gavin Scott
You think you know better than a 1630 playwright.
Also when has grammar ever been important for a title. What if it's mimicking a colloquial phrase
James Roberts
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Nolan Stewart
I Am A Cat
William Fisher
Boner desu senpai
Nathaniel Harris
Ooh that got me right in the funny bone my friend.
If everything goes to plan I pick the Bicentennial Man
Aaron Cook
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Camden Fisher
Predictably Irrational.
Ayden Wright
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Carson Ortiz
The Wretched of the Earth
Matthew Wood
It wasn't his own title. Achebe borrowed it from Yeat's poem called "the second coming"
Leo Lee
The Odyssey
Cooper Ward
Confessions of a Mask
Kevin Foster
And so did Didion with Slouching Towards Bethlehem
Brayden Collins
I know, that just makes it worse.
Matthew Clark
Un homme qui dort
Evan Sanchez
...
Ryder Scott
But she wrote that book
Jackson Williams
...? "slouching towards Bethlehem" is also a phrase from the poem
Christopher Brooks
The Idiot
Connor Parker
>Dream of a Ridiculous Man
>Oblivion
Aaron Sanchez
>bunch of niggers
>civilization
White settlers BROUGHT society and God to them.