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If so i'm going to read Where Are You Now? and restaurant at the end of the universe"
No,..."
Couldn't "restaurant" technically work, though?


If so i'm going to read Where Are You Now? and restaurant at the end of th..."
Sorry, I take that back. It had another name. "The restaurant at the end of the universe" was what it was known as... a nickname, so to speak.

Yes to Doctor Who, no to Neverwhere.
Yes to evening and afternoon, no to hour.

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Where the Evil Dwells by Clifford D. Simak
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If Misty is the name of the harbor, and Smoky the name of the mountain, rather than describing the wedding and the tracks, they both work.

Yes, that is fine. Still is an adverb in this case.

Would Firefly Beach work for the place name? It is the name of the place in the book. Thank you!

Yes, that is fine. Still is an adverb in this case."
Misty Harbor is the name of the town and Smoky Mountain is the name of the community, so they count as place names, not adverbs, correct?

I will let you have it because I think this is the hardest Q & A of the lot.


Brightly Woven

A) Those Who Save Us
B) Raising Kane - Kane is the main character...
yippee!!

No, because it is not the name of the place (please correct me if I am wrong), just a description.

Yes, Coralie accepted evening and afternoon in message 58
(I'm answering for Coralie since it's so close to the end of the challenge.)

Yes, Coralie accepted evening and afternoon in message 58
(I'm answering for Coralie since it's ..."
Thanks! I hadn't even read through the whole messageboard:-)

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If so i'm going to read Where Are You Now? and restaurant at the end of the universe"
No, because the end of the universe was a time, rather than a place.