MIddle Names
Normally, the middle name is initialized if it appears at all. Can you identify the individuals with the first and last names initialized, and the middle names spelled out?
We admit there may be more than one answer, but the below individuals all had a common endeavor. (Though one had a significant difference from the other nine.)
V. Marie H.
S. Taylor C.
H. David T.
R. Lee F.
E. Estlin C.
E. Brooks W.
A. Randolph A.
W. Hugh A.
D. Rothschild P.
C. Lutwidge D.
Submitted by
nobody
at 12/1/2004 10:10:20 AM- angerisagift got 10/10
christy also submitted her answers, and got 10/10
both had difficulty on only one, but we don't know if they were the same one.
neither proffered a guess as to what they had in common or the one with a diference, but all wrote poetry, and 9/10 are men. (though one could also argue 1/10 is better known by a pseudonym.)
Submitted by
angerisagift
at 12/1/2004 12:23:00 PM- A. Randolph A. was the only one I stumbled on for a bit. Not familiar with his work.
Submitted by
Christy
at 12/1/2004 1:50:21 PM- I'd argue (because that's what I do best) that 2/10 are better known by pseudonyms.
Submitted by
Christy
at 12/1/2004 1:51:22 PM- cancel that. i forgot who was on the list. It was the OTHER SC I was thinking about.
Submitted by
nobody
at 12/1/2004 2:32:26 PM- Yes... you were thinking of SLC not STC.
We suspected A. Randolph A would be the most difficult,
Submitted by
Christy
at 12/1/2004 10:37:27 PM- Uh-uh. I remembered his name from the April poetry month poetry bonanza. Lotsa searches for poems and poets that month. (I'd never heard of him before that).
I f'd up the Lew business.
Interestingly, I just started a new Greg Iles book tonight...starts in RTP, NC (Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill area)...the protag. gets a FedEx from "lewxx carxxxx" and the letter inside is not autographed but signed with a particular colored rabbit, because the sender's nickname (because of something he carried) was the appellation of this rabbit.
AND THEN: Illinois played Wake Forest today (I'm from Illinois/ I lived in Chapel Hill).
AND THEN: Someone put Angel Eyes on the jukebox and I subsequently argued with that person about who WROTE the song (Healy version was playing/ Hiatt wrote/performed the original). Also playing tonight? Indiana and UNC. (Hiatt's from IN).
Gavroche is about numerology, I'm about synchronicity. Or coinidencity.
I emailed my answer to nobody. This was pretty easy and there was really only one that stumped me for longer than a few minutes. Waiting to hear if I got 'em right.