Book lovers will really enjoy this one.
A hilarious hashtag swept over Twitter this morning and saw Irish people using their full creative faculties to desecrate centuries of top-notch Irish writing.
Using the hashtag #RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter, twitter users attempted to alter famous literary titles with just a single character change.
And it yielded brilliant results.
Angela’s Ashes
Angela’s Rashes #RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter
— Ballybane Library, consumers of salad. (@Ballybanelib) September 3, 2017
This probably isn’t what Frank McCourt had in mind for his popular memoire, published in 1996, though it certainly piques your interest.
The Book Of Kells
The Bonk of Kells#RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter pic.twitter.com/tiYn8R5Eb6
— máirt (@HolyHonda49) September 4, 2017
It seems as though the Book of Kells has been infused with some Fifty Shades.
The Book of Evidence
The Book of Devidence#RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter pic.twitter.com/vghml2lSWC
— James Conor Patterson (@JCPattz) September 4, 2017
Coronation Street fans will like this one. John Banville’s The Book of Evidence was given a TV twist with the addition of Dev Alahan, one of Corrie’s most long-standing characters.
How Many Miles To Babylon
#RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter
How many piles to Babylon— paul (@Hughes144Paul) September 3, 2017
Yuck.
Malone Dies
Malone Diets #ruinanirishbookinoneletter
— bisted (@bisted) September 3, 2017
What would Samuel Beckett make of this?
P.S I Love You
P.S. I Love Yop#RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter
— Ciarán Ó Raghallaigh (@Ciaran_O) September 3, 2017
This one really hits home for us. I mean, who didn’t love a good Yop back in the primary school days?
A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing
A Girl Is a Half-farmed Thing #RuinAnIrishBookInOneLetter
— Irish Literary Times (@IrishLitTimes) September 3, 2017
To everyone who put their brains to the test this morning and came up with these genius titles, take a bow.
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