Did occasional Millions contributor Elizabeth Eslami publish a literary novel–or a porno? At The Nervous Breakdown, she writes about the trouble with titles.
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at 3:52 pm on May 25, 2010
Loved the post! Now I want to go buy the book. I shared the post link on my Facebook as “When bad titles happen to good authors.”
*chuckle*
at 11:56 am on May 26, 2010
Thanks, David! I hope you like the book. Even if it isn’t a porno.
at 4:03 pm on June 28, 2010
As a quick follow-up, I’m on the final chapters now, and I really like this book. I’m not a very good book reviewer, but I’ll say that the narrative switches between 1st person for the main plot, and third person for the narratives of times gone by, and the mechanic works very well. The book is very believable; it feels very real. Well done, Ms. Eslami, well done.
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