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1. Got from the quote: Friends or Lovers by Folcs4everandaday

2. Games People Play, by Nan Smith--maybe?

3.Or is this one Games People play...

4. also got from quote. Well, I better, I wrote it! Courage by Mozartmaid

5. All the Day time and All the Night time, Artemis

6. I KNOW I read this one, but can't remember which story!

7. Don't think I read this one... but now I want to...

8. Another head scratcher...?

9. Cold Shoulder by Terry Leatherwood

10. Possibly (but not certain) Time to Find Lois Lane by Barb Beverly


My strategy was to go from memory and only use the lists of eligible stories... I try to play fair.

I'm not optimistic about using just my memory, but since I don't have time to re-read stories now...


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1. I got nothing. Maybe I didn't read this one.
2. Hmm. Nope, not ringing any bells with this one, either.
3. Hey, I don't remember the title, but I know this was written by Nan Smith. Do I get partial points for knowing the author?
4. Oh, dear. A name like Abbey should be a dead giveaway, but I haven't got a clue.
5. See above. The 'Frank' should be a hint, but I'm still clueless.
6. Oh, I know I read this one. I think it's Sue S.'s "Flying Lessons" (if that is indeed the correct title). I'm pretty sure about the author, though.
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8. Ack! I thought I knew this one from the quote, but the excerpt tells me I'm dead wrong. I think I read it, but ...
9. Oh, how sad. It sounds vaguely familiar...
10. I have no idea, but the scene in the excerpt sounds funny.

Okay, that was depressing. Hopefully, it'll give some of you all a laugh, though.
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1. Still thinking...

2. Thinking...

3. Nan Smith, "Games People Play"

4. Thinking...

5. Thinking...

6. Sue S. and her wonderful "Flying Lessons"

7. Dandello and the chilling "Taking Down A God"

8. Shoot! It's so familiar... it's the one based on "The Eyes Have It"... can't remember!

9. Terry Leatherwood and the poignant "The Cold Shoulder"

10. Hmmm... Is that "Backwards III" by CarolM?

Obviously, I need to go and read more!

Actually, they all sound familiar, but I can't tie them to titles, except for
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5. Quote 5:
The chicken gave out a choked sound, cleared her voice and said, "You really don't have much on your back left. But you seem to be undamaged." She cleared her throat again.

Does it mean I'm cheating if I recognize my own story?
It's "All the Daytime and the Nighttime" by me, Artemis (the title is wrong in the Kerth list. Not by much, mind you, but still. It's a song title from wayyyyy back.)

Artemis

Kerth Quiz Time!

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Quotes:

1. Must be one of those where Lois finds out.

2. A Luthor Wedding story

Michael

Well, I’ve got five minutes to spare so I’ll give this a go, with just my memory and a quick peek at the eligible story list to go on. Oh, well!


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Quote 1: - I recognise this, but can’t think what it is.
Quote 2: - Erm, slightly familiar...
Quote 3: - ?
Quote 4: - Dunno
Quote 5: - ?
Quote 6: - ?
Quote 7: - ?
Quote 8: - Hey, I know this one! It’s ‘The Game’ by Alisha Knight aka me!
Quote 9: - and we’re back to using a question mark as an answer.
Quote 10: - ?

Excerpt #1: - Aw, but still ?
Excerpt #2: - ?
Excerpt #3: - ?
Excerpt #4: - Oh, Abbey, the name rings a bell. Think I’ve read this...
Excerpt #5: - Think that’s All the Daytime And the Nighttime by Artemis
Excerpt #6: - ?
Excerpt #7: - ?
Excerpt #8: - Still my story.
Excerpt #9: - The Cold Shoulder by Terry Leatherwood?
Excerpt #10: - ?

OK, theoretically that could have been worse...

Kerth quiz first-timer

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1. Have no idea, but after that quote I definitely want to read it.

2. Nothing

3. Nothing

4. No clue

5. Still nothing

6. Sue S.'s "Flying Lessons" Got it from the quote, woohoo!

7. Definitely read this, I remember that quote but that's about it. ETA - After browsing the 2010 TOC's my guess is "Nowhere to Run" by ML Thompson

8. The excerpt seems familiar but I'm drawing a blank.

9. Again nothing

10. And last but not least nothing