Agent M.D. sends in this picture of her Secret book - incognito:

Thanks! We love the disguise. Mustache and shades ... the perfect disguise. Or you know, regular look ... if that's your look.
-Quiche
Agent M.D. sends in this picture of her Secret book - incognito:

Thanks! We love the disguise. Mustache and shades ... the perfect disguise. Or you know, regular look ... if that's your look.
-Quiche
The Wordnik Word of the Day for December 16, 2011 is
'Kipple' originated from Philip K. Dick's science fiction novel, Do Androids Dream of Sheep?: 'Kipple is useless objects, like junk mail or match folders after you use the last match or gum wrappers or yesterday's newspaper. When no one's around, kipple reproduces itself.'
If you're having trouble starting your novel, jump straight to the middle.
This blunt (and truthful) message comes in from Agent A.

Agent Z.A. sends in this message:
This is a drawing I did of a certain blond haired,fair skinned, white gloved, potion drinking, forever living woman I know.

Thanks for the drawing, Agent Z.A.! You caught her glamour well.
-Quiche
I can't believe that internet spammers think I will fall for a message that proudly says: "I am finally became boss."
Who could be fooled by such dreadful grammar?

-Quiche
Someone writes in ... and unfortunately they've done their homework. Here's what their study came up with:

This proves almost nothing!
-Quiche
Just thought you should know... I was looking through my sister's Highlights magazine, and your book was on the "Favorite Books" list. There's no escaping it!
-K
And here we thought Highlights was a respectable publication. For shame!
Uh oh! A Wordstock interview with Pseudonymous?
Check it out:
Looks like this one turned out to be a real grudge match. I think some controversial material is also discussed, like an alleged unwritten book. Check it out here.
Email alert:
Something tells me the Midnight Sun is on the loose, and know that soon I will have my hands on You Have To Stop This. So, I have come up with disguises for my first four of the Secret Series.
Each.of my books has their own disguise.
The Name of This Book is Secret - a harmless librarian. Or is it?
If You're Reading This, It's Too Late - A beauty pagent queen..
This Book is Not Good For You - A writer/artist
This Isn't What it Looks Like - a kid ready for winter.
I have attached photos of the disguises. Good day.
Sincerely, Rivkah {Real name hidden}




Time Card: More of a long boring list, in my case.
00:00 I Immediately scan the bus for members of the Xxxxxxx Xxxxx High School Girl’s Lacrosse, Cheerleading, or Girl’s Water Polo teams. (They are easy to spot due to their bright pink hooded sweatshirts)
00:04 I Confiscate said sweatshirt and wear it over my regular jacket, pulling the pink hood over my face. A certain book is in the front pocket of my jacket, making me look like a normal kid with a slight potbelly.
00:20 I daresay the Midnight Sun members deserve to be “pancaked” by a beautiful yellow school bus. However, I decide that it would be best not to take the wheel of the bus and gleefully plow through the horde of glove-wearing adults.
00:24 I somehow refrain from smashing a window to make a dramatic escape.
00:30 I attempt to open the bus roof exit.
00:35 I fail.
00:50 I Tell the bus driver that I have a “domestic emergency” and must exit the bus immediately.
01:20 The bus driver rudely ignores me.
01:40 I pretend to spot “Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx” (Some handsome, rich, young celebrity) outside on the sidewalk, and loudly announce his presence. (This is, obviously, a lie and an escape plot)
01:40:01 Then, I blend in to the resulting stampede of screaming teenagers pouring out of the bus doors, being sure to make the appropriate squeals and shrieks characteristic of an adolescent female.
01:40:02 I “Borrow” around $40 in the midst of the chaos, and leave my backpack beneath a bus seat(I highly doubt that I need Calculus and AP Biology textbooks to survive the Midnight Sun).
01:58 Once safely on the sidewalk, I begin running toward the nearest Barnes and Noble (There is one with a café between my house and school).
01:59 I refrain from running atop the stopped cars, jumping from vehicle to vehicle like I’m playing some illegal game of “Lava Monster”.
07:30 I arrive at Barnes and Noble.
08:20 I hide in a Barnes and Noble bathroom stall, where I make noises similar to those of someone who has eaten one bowl of chili too many, where in reality, I am ripping out the pages of a certain book, one by one, and flushing them down the toilet.
10:30 I wash my hands thoroughly (There are all sorts of interesting germs in bathroom stalls) and throw the pink hooded sweatshirt in the trash can. I cover up the hoodie with enough paper towels to completely conceal it. (Trees are collateral damage for my survival)
11:17 I exit the bathroom, empty handed except for the forty dollars, which I will use to buy the fifth book of a certain series, a home improvement magazine to disguise said book, a large gingerbread latte, and taxi fare to a two star motel ten miles away.
Any excuse to skip school and lay low for a few days is greatly appreciated.
In the event that I am confronted by the Midnight Sun, I am Tijah Moototake, an exchange student from Kyushu who aspires to be a hydroponic engineer when he grows up. He also speaks no English.
In the event that I am asked about The Secret, I will confess that yes, they have found me out; I have had a secret crush on Lillian Vanderworth in my fifth period Biology class for the past two days.
The Wordnik Word of the Day for November 22, 2011 is
(noun) A dish consisting of a deboned turkey stuffed with a deboned duck that has been stuffed with a small deboned chicken, and also containing stuffing.
(noun) A series of five strikes in a row in bowling.
'Turducken' is a portmanteau of 'turkey,' 'duck,' and 'chicken.' 'Turbaconducken' is turducken wrapped in bacon.

This is a rather lovely drawing of the Jester from someone who goes by the scary name of Viper Killer.
-Quiche
Agent oathofarmsGB's time card:
00:01 start ripping out all of the pages in the book, including jacket.
01:30 ---------
01:31 start gluing loose-leaf inside where pages WERE. Use whiteout on your name on side of book.
02:10 ---------
02:11 Put everything back into backpack.
02:20 Put on cap, jacket, and sunglasses.
02:30 Ask bus driver if i can walk the rest of the way to school.
02:45 Get off bus, walking not too casually, but just enough. Make it to school.
WORST CASE SCENARIO:
03:00 Confronted by MS.
03:10 Give them book, but it's full of loose-leaf. If asked name, I tell the first thing that comes to mind.
03:13 Tell them I have to go, then run like crazy out of there, racing for school.
05:00 Get to school, go to office, put pages of book through a paper shredder. Throw out rest of loose-leaf, whiteout and glue(so they can't track me down).
Great time card! Not enough people go that extra step of shredding. We appreciate it.
-Quiche
Pseudonymous Bosch fun facts for next book jacket:
Born at an extremely young age.
Wears shirts.
Owns shoes.
Can differentiate between apples and other type/s of fruit.

Agent in the field finds this in the field:
Uh oh. November 19, but where?!?
-Quiche
Agent CC sends us this note and picture:
5th book in disguise. The Midnight Sun will never find it now!
Thanks!
-Quiche
This note and image comes in from Agent AR:
I have repeatedly tried to warn my friends about people with gloves. Some looked at me like I was crazy, and some thought I was referring to witches. Well, either way it's bad--witches eat children.

Just reporting for duty.
-The One Who Absolutely Did Not Draw the Kids Who Knew About the Secret
I mean,
-Agent AR
Thanks for the message! And the drawing.
-Quiche
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