If you enjoy books, you're going to
love Guess Who Wrote That!
Guess Who Wrote That is an online game
in the pre-launch stage. We're currently surveying internet users
and connecting with writers and book publishers around the globe to
refine the overall game design.
How the Game is Played
Players will log on to the gamesite
just prior to game time. An excerpt from a new book will be posted
for all the players to read. Once the excerpt has been posted,
players will be able to submit guesses of the identity of the
author. After a certain time period, clues to the author's identity
will be provided to the players and finally the author's name will
be provided. Points will be awarded for correct guesses. How many
guesses allowed to each player, point allocation and points for
prizes will be worked out during game development.
Our goals are to:
- bring you a challenging and
entertaining experience where you can earn great prizes;
- introduce you to fabulous new
books & authors; and
- offer a socially responsible literary gamesite and provide
proceeds to agencies looking after orphaned children in Africa.
Please take a few moments to
provide your input to the game's development by completing
our survey. If
you are a writer or publisher and would like to promote your works
on this site, please contact us using our
publisher contact form with your
details.
Here's one...
"Keefe County paved anything that
hadn't been paved yet...
"As luck would have it, however, a
considerable part of this development and revenue generation has
been golf. Also luckily, they have not yet decided to play golf on a
paved surface, which, you can’t rule it out, given the bloodlust for
trajectory and length and amassing as many yds. per shot as possible
since it’s all about height and distance and torque these days. What
better element than pavement for inducing more of all that?"
Guess Who Wrote That?
Click here for the answer.
Answer:
This excerpt is from Waggle a book by Joe Redden Tigan, published by
iUniverse. © 2007 Joe Redden Tigan
Here's another one...
"When I decided to develop properties
in Manhattan, my father couldn't understand why. He had been
successful in Brooklyn and Queens and thought that I should work
there, too. However, moving into Manhattan was a long-standing goal
of mine. Manhattan was the business, cultural, and social epicenter
of the world; it was center stage and it was where I wanted to make
my name."
Can you Guess Who Wrote That?
Click here to find out if you're right.
Answer: This excerpt is from Trump 101: The Way to Success written by Donald
J. Trump with Meredith McIver, published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
© 2007 Trump University.
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