The Lost Twin: 26.3%
Saying the World: 44.2%
What's Written on the Body: 26.3%
hmmm . . .
Friday, January 20, 2006
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2 comments:
I did this test, too, and got really high scores for both my chapbook and novel. I'm surprised "What's Written On the Body" didn't score higher since Jeanette Winterson had a bestseller with almost that exact same title (Written On the Body), but maybe they don't take that into account.
Wow, my theoretical chapbook title has a 79.6% chance, while my theoretical full book title, which I much prefer, has a 26.3% chance.
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