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Would you mind just signing my Kindle?
“Your teacher must have given you a lot of homework.”
Could you make it out to ‘Harold – My one true love’, please?
“Would you also mind signing the picture of you that I cut out of Playboy? It’s tucked under the back cover.”
“It’s for my Mom. She loved your books when she was a kid.”
Please make it: “To My Dear Husband — You should order pizza for the kids tonight. If they have mac-and-cheese for dinner one more time this week they’ll puke. Love, Mom”
“Don’t write in that book, silly. It’s already got words in it. It could do with some pictures, though. Maybe a puppy with a goofy hat.”
It was when the young boy requested the signature be made out to his great-grandmother Alice that Sophie realized she had well and truly missed her target audience.
“And then my dad said that I should get you to sign my book because you might die soon and I’d be able to sell it on eBay for a lot of money.”
What are you thinking? Are you gonna ask me a hefty advance for signing?!
I hope your signature is legible. You know my friends tease me that I did it myself when they can’t read it!
“Wow, no wonder you type all of your books…Your handwriting is sloppy!”
hahahahaha. Alison: I LOVE the first comment on here about the Kindle.
For Alice, the only thing worse than being compared with J.K. Rowling was being compared with Gilderoy Lockhart.
Oh, I don’t want you to sign my book. I was just wondering if you knew Maurice Sendak.
So many great options! My favorite is probably JM’s.
“I didn’t like your ending, but I thought of a better one. Can you write it in for me?”
“When I write in books with a pen, I get yelled at. Now I can show my dad that his favorite author does it too”
I could be a writer, I just don’t do it, it’s not that I couldn’t, I just don’t. Well, you know.
you know, I bet you were a big hit back in midevil times!