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Gladstone's Games To Go Brings You A Special Bookreporter.com Game
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One of the more than 60 games featured in GLADSTONE'S GAMES TO GO is called Initialist. Players are given pairs of initials and race to match them with famous names. For example, given the initials GG, players might come up with Greta Garbo, Graham Greene or Gary Gilmore.
In this special puzzle, based on Initialist, the focus is on writers. Game guru Jim Gladstone has created 12 pairs of initials by writing the words BEACH READING and BOOKREPORTER in parallel columns. Next to each initial pair is a clue to the name of an author. You'll need to tap a wide range of ‘book smarts' to solve some of these toughies, which run the gamut from pop favorites to highbrow classics. Since this puzzle marks the beginning of beach reading season, feel free to surf the web for answers if you get stuck!
B |
B |
Sci-fi star, writes novels named for planets. |
E |
O |
Doyenne of modern Irish authors, mother of The Country Girls. |
A |
O |
Mary-Kate's accomplice in YA exploits. |
C |
K |
Sunday Wife author and Conroy's wife every day. |
H |
R |
His pulp fiction is found in beach bags
and carpet bags. |
R |
E |
His bestselling 'Box' makes unseasonable summer reading. |
E |
P |
Her Amelia Peabody plays in the sands of Egypt. |
A |
O |
Chicago Tribune scribe, wrote of Cuban beaches in Memory Mambo and Days of Awe |
D |
R |
Everybody loves Raymond's mother |
I |
T |
For a classic Russian getaway, he skipped the beach for A Month In The Country. |
N |
E |
She'll augment your sunburn with Heartburn. |
G |
R |
Reading a la plage? Try his juicy biographies of Frenchmen Hugo, Balzac, and Rimbaud. |
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© 2004 Jim Gladstone. All rights reserved. GLADSTONE'S GAMES TO GO is published by Quirk Books.
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