The Daily Feud: Fiction & Fiction Authors by 5-4-Fighting [Closed]

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. The Red Badge of Courage
  3. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
  4. Forrest Gump
  5. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
  6. Stephen King & Joe Hill
  7. Ken Follett
  8. The Shining
  9. Gone with the Wind
  10. Moby-dick
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You almost always seem to pick some of the same answers as me, ones that I mostly think not a lot of people will end up thinking of. :cool:

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. White Fang
  3. Darkly Dreaming Dexter
  4. Day Of The Jackal
  5. Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
  6. Kingsley and Martin Amis
  7. Charles Dickens
  8. Christine
  9. The Wind In The Willows
  10. Moby Dick

#3 Okay, Deb’s is Dexter’s step-sister, but it’s recent enough to be remembered. I hope.

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Gah! I’m gutted at missing TLTWAT Wardrobe for #3!

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. The Scarlet Letter
  3. The Chronicles of Narnia
  4. Mary, Queen of Scotland and the Isles
  5. The Grapes of Wrath
  6. Dumas pere et fils
  7. James Clavell
  8. The Shining
  9. Gone with the Wind
  10. Moby-Dick
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  1. Toni Morrison
  2. The Hunt for Red October
  3. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
  4. 1632
  5. Like Water for Chocolate
  6. Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert
  7. James Michener
  8. Carrie
  9. Gone With the Wind
  10. The Old Man and the Sea

For #4 there are so many examples I couldn’t begin to decide which answer would be most popular. So I picked one of my favorite examples.

For #6 I know Frank is dead, and there’s some debate as to whether Brian is a author or a hack.

For #7 I just wanted to say that Michener was one of my favorites. And gracious to fans too, I have two short notes he wrote to me in reply to some questions I asked him about his writing.

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I can’t believe I put “Red Rabbit” and spaced on “The Hunt for Red October” by the same freakin’ author!

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  1. Mark Thompson
  2. How Green Was My Valley
  3. The Great Santini
  4. First Among Equals
  5. Bread and Jam for Frances
  6. Stephen King and Joe Hill
  7. Gary Jennings
  8. Misery
  9. Gone with the Wind
  10. Ship of Fools
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  1. Mark Twain
  2. The Hunt for red october
  3. The Lion the witch and the wardrobe
  4. Ragtime
  5. Charlie and the Chocolate factory
  6. Kingsley and Martin Amis
  7. Mary Renault
  8. The shining
  9. The good earth
  10. The old man and the sea
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Thank you! I thought I was going to be the only one with that answer.

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. The Red Badge of Courage
  3. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
  4. Flashman
  5. The Grapes of Wrath
  6. J.R.R Tolkien and Christopher Tolkien
  7. James Clavell
  8. The Shining
  9. The Good Earth
  10. Moby Dick
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  1. Mark Twain
  2. Anne of Green Gables
  3. To Kill a Mockingbird
  4. Winds of War
  5. Grapes of Wrath
  6. Alexandre Dumas
  7. James Michener
  8. The Shining
  9. The Good Earth
  10. The Old Man and the Sea
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Call me stupid, I didn’t think of Moby Dick :smack:

I spent the first hour of my bicycle commute home trying to come up with a decent answer for #4- all I could come up with were: James & the Giant Peach and A Clockwork Orange. Finally The Grapes of Wrath popped into my mind.

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MARK TWAIN! GAH! I could NOT, for the life of me, think of any author with MT or TM initials. GAAAAH!

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Well, this time it was me, Mr. S, and Google. :slight_smile:

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. The Color of Money
  3. Podkayne of Mars
  4. Being John Malkovich
  5. Green Eggs and Ham
  6. I can’t think of any
  7. Patrick O’Brian
  8. The Shining
  9. Gone with the Wind
  10. Master and Commander
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Come on, slow-coaches. We need another 7.

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  1. Mark Twain
  2. Masque of the Red Death
  3. Hotel New Hampshire
  4. System of the World
  5. The Cat Who Said Cheese
  6. Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert
  7. Colleen McCullough
  8. The Stand
  9. Gone With The Wind
  10. The One Tree
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Thank you for “The Stand” - I thought it would be a lot more popular.

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Hey, Swampy - about that space between the 10. and the M? Ahem…