Ladies and gentlemen, now is the time for you to submit your nominations for the following vital question:
“What should Anna name her Nook?”
I shall accept nominations for the next two weeks, so you have until February 16th to submit your suggestions! On that day I shall open an official poll for voting, and the winner of same will receive one of the following, their choice:
- A $25 gift certificate to the Drollerie Press bookstore
- Free copies of both Faerie Blood and Defiance
- A free print copy of the Drollerie book of their choice
So let’s hear your suggestions, folks! For convenience’s sake, if you’re reading this post on LJ, Dreamwidth, or anywhere else, do please click through to angelakorrati.com and drop your comments on the original post. Thanks and I look forward to hearing your suggestions!
ETA: LJ, Dreamwidth, or otherwise LJ-like site users, please do click through to the original angelakorrati.com post to leave comments with your nominations! I really do need all the votes in one place so as to better keep track of them all, and to also accommodate non-LJ users. Thanks all!
Tags: faerie blood: contests
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Nookie?
Or, I suppose, Windkin would work too.
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Ok … I know this is a contest but I’d like to put in a vote for Eveshka’s entry anyway because my books are like my security blankets. That would make the Nook (if I had one) my “blankie”. Put “Nook” and “blankie” together and you get “Nookie”!
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Since it’s the nook that your book bought how about Kendis? (and has the bonus of a sidewas dig at “kindle”)
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If you want to go with the first thing that came to my head when I saw your notice (on Yahoo PMW group):
Nook the Book
… which makes it sound like a bookie

I guess I’d better think about this a little bit more.
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I nominate Rook. As it’s close to Nook and it’s the name of Castle’s character in Heat Wave.
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‘Kendis’ comes to mind first, given the royalties that bought the Nook!
Failing that… how about Loki? Your first Nethack win was a Valkyrie, and no electronic product can be any alignment but Chaotic.
It’d be interesting if Huhetotl or Anhur bestowed Stormbrand upon you in exchange for the honor.Georgina or Jezebel could honor the ampersand. Sebastien is a name I like and he was an incubus in an Anne Bishop book, but… not a good Anne Bishop book.
Don’t name it Juiblex; the last thing you want is to be throwing up all the time while you’re trying to read, but Yeenoghu has a certain ring.
There’s something to be said for Koschei. Name it after the Deathless and maybe it’ll never break.
Oh, no, I know, I know! It should be called Dishwasher!
…What?
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In keeping with the trend I established in Deepsleep. “Anna’s Nook O’ De North(West)”. With respect to Robert J. Flaherty.
Look that up in your Funk and Wagnal’s!
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GIR!
This is my faaaaaaavorite book!
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You could name it Cranny! Nancy
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Drat, that was my favorite. ‘Dishwasher,’ I guess, since it makes me snicker at my own lameness. (You know, I’m tempted to kick the sink downstairs and see if a Nook pops out.)
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Annnnnd that should’ve been posted a couple of branches up.
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How about “Toober” for “TBR” (To Be Read)?
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Name the Nook
How about Riori
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How about Pippin? (Obviously short for for Peregrin Nook.)
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Hey, did my reply get eaten? I suggested Pippin – short for Peregrin Nook, of course.
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Nope. Meriadoc Brandybook. Merry is a lover of maps and boats and considered the most intelligent of the e-hobbits… He was also smart enough not to look into the Palantir of Google and thus went on to help slay the mighty Nazgul of Redmond; he inherited the title Master of Bookland in Year 11 of the Fourth Age.
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Opus
Both for it’s literary definition and for Opus the Penguin from Bloom County.
How could you not like Opus?
(Though I had a hard time with that… because I also Codex being at the opposite end of publishing spectrum!) -
Wookie the Nookie
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Anna’s Naughty Nookie!
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Really reaching here…
Nooklehrerbaumlos
(a contorted “Nook, the treeless teacher”)

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