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Mar 13, 2012 23:25

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keep_warm March 13 2012, 23:58:33 UTC
Brettelschmertz

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ukashi_goshi March 14 2012, 00:16:51 UTC
Sharp. Becky Sharp. :D

Or let's see, other possibilities...

de Pointe du Lac

de Romanus

de Valois

de Lioncourt

de Lenfent

de you see a pattern here :P

Or you could marry Eleni & be Becky Karaiskou!

But srsly, I like Campbell best of those (very serious) options. What's this for? Are you going to publish something (outside our little circle, that is)?

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iskra667 March 14 2012, 00:39:39 UTC
LOL, are you interviewing potential sugar daddies, BB? :D

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ukashi_goshi March 14 2012, 01:05:24 UTC
*snrk* Oooh, that was so Little My of you! ^_^ (Now we're further into the books and I can totes see why you love Little My. She's awesome. >:) )

/ MASSIVE THREAD DERAIL sorry sorry

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rebness April 4 2012, 12:51:27 UTC
WAIT WHAT'S THIS

DID YOU JUST REFERENCE LITTLE MY

ALL THE AMAZEBALLS

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ukashi_goshi April 4 2012, 13:00:24 UTC
WE NEED A "FANS OF LITTLE MY" CLUB!

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i_sanguinity March 14 2012, 01:53:27 UTC
I like Lowry and Lindsay just for the way the L- sound rolls after the -ka ending of the first name. That's also precisely why I don't like "Campbell," because the -ka there is too close to the -ka sound in the 1st name.

Not that I have any weird aliteration tics about names or anything. :P

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cloudsinvenice March 14 2012, 15:49:10 UTC
Lowry jumped out at me as the nicest-sounding/looking one as I skim-read, but I also agree with this - it always bothers me when that kind of recurrence of sound happens; it's like it's a tiny little bump in the pronunciation that has to be negotiated every time.

I actually have this a bit with "Rebecca Gordon" as well - I think it's the back-of-the-mouth pronunciation of consonants like hard G and C that does it. "Kneale" is different because of the "K" being silent... also, it's a surname with nice writerly provenance. :)

Of course there's the Google test as well, but if your favourite one fails you can always add a middle initial (that's why I do that for my professional name)...

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rebness April 4 2012, 12:52:12 UTC
Thank you, bb. I took Lowry but dropped Kneale with a heavy heart!

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rebness April 4 2012, 12:51:44 UTC
Thank you! I was hoping you'd respond because I trust you on stuff like this. Lowry it is.

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jaffacakequeen March 14 2012, 09:20:40 UTC
i am thinking of creating a pen name at the moment. At is hard, because i want a name that will fit the market i am selling to and at the same time reflects my personality. i think i have my first name, but i cant think of a surname. but then again do i need one?

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rebness April 4 2012, 12:52:44 UTC
Your surname is awesome and pretty unique, though. Perhaps some other first name? Persephone, perhaps?

*runs*

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