A satirical novel about a white action hero cop who gets a black hand transplant and experiences a new villain: racism. Written by a pissed-off, struggling author, about overcoming egotistical industry gatekeepers and learning to love writing again.
I’m considering writing a book of limericks I’ve written over the years. But of course I don’t want to write any duplicates. I suppose keywords and phrases would go pretty far, but there’s the possibility of a word change here or there that might make things tricky.
Obviously google-fu helps a lot, but is there anything I should be aware of to make it work? Maybe even APIs that would help automate stuff a bit? Is this the right place to ask for such (semi-)technical stuff?
From reading limerick compilations, I’m pretty sure I don’t overlap, but all the same, I’d like to do more to ensure I can avoid any possible plagiarism incidents/accusations.
Colonel Russell, before the War, had four sons. Now he has four widowed daughters-in-law. When he’s found murdered at the Britannia Club, Eric finds himself drawn into the intrigues of those left behind when the men go off to fight.
When the newest member of Eric Peterkin’s London club is found stabbed to death, Eric throws himself into a quest for the truth: missing nurses, morphine addiction, shell shock. The Great War is over, but the memories remain...
Obviously google-fu helps a lot, but is there anything I should be aware of to make it work? Maybe even APIs that would help automate stuff a bit? Is this the right place to ask for such (semi-)technical stuff?
From reading limerick compilations, I’m pretty sure I don’t overlap, but all the same, I’d like to do more to ensure I can avoid any possible plagiarism incidents/accusations.