Twitter provides some pretty funny and clever literary quips and we’re proud to be a part of the Twitter literary community. Over the last couple of days, the #LiteraryTypos hashtag has been trending to hilarious effect, showing some real imagination and creativity.
These games are so much fun to get involved in, but they’re also a great way to find new followers and seek out all the best literary members of the Twitterati. Here are a few of our favourites from the #LiteraryTypos hashtag, why not head over there and get involved yourself?
Nineteen Eighty Ford.
#LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/Tv8gluzU6T— Yaron Melman (@NrouteHQ) April 14, 2017
“It was a dark and stormy fight…” #LiteraryTypos
— KDefoe (@undersolo) April 15, 2017
Some people even got a little political about the entire thing.
War and Piece of Chocolate Cake #LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/ceddRhV0Lf
— President Bannon (@POTUSteveBannon) April 14, 2017
Drinker, Jailer, Soldier, Lies #LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/cNLg3LEZAO
— Steve Redmond (@sjredmond) April 14, 2017
Bigly Brother is Watching You #LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/wcpll43YdL
— Donald J. Drumpf (@RealDonalDrumpf) April 14, 2017
While others used hilarious visual aids
“Catcher In The Eye” #LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/AjVkevOhOK
— L.A. Republican (@Marisacordero3) April 14, 2017
The Fault in Our Stairs #LiteraryTypos pic.twitter.com/xrSvM7ZIjf
— Kevin Gonzalez (@typekev) April 14, 2017
Barnes & Noble stepped in to remind us that #LiteraryTypos aren’t really a joke in the funniest way.
Pun fun aside, #LiteraryTypos are no laughing hatter. pic.twitter.com/QVXg0hRHi9
— Barnes & Noble (@BNBuzz) April 14, 2017
The typos continue over on Twitter right now, check out the latest ones here or tell us your own in the comments!
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