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EBOOKS ARE GREAT and all – very handy for reading Cecelia Ahern while telling people you’re ploughing through Tolstoy – but they come with their own perils.
User teshara was reading A Feast For Crows – the fourth volume in George RR Martin’s A Song Of Ice And Fire on which Game of Thrones is based – when she noticed something a little strange.
George RR Martin’s name had replaced random words throughout the text. With some interesting consequences.
Friday 8 November, 2024
Friday 8 November, 2024
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EBOOKS ARE GREAT and all – very handy for reading Cecelia Ahern while telling people you’re ploughing through Tolstoy – but they come with their own perils.
User teshara was reading A Feast For Crows – the fourth volume in George RR Martin’s A Song Of Ice And Fire on which Game of Thrones is based – when she noticed something a little strange.
George RR Martin’s name had replaced random words throughout the text. With some interesting consequences.
(via The Daily Dot)
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