American
Dead
Male
Died before 1900
Writer
NOT:
Connie Mack
Charles Manson
Charlie McCarthy
Colin MacInnes
Cotton Mather
Not novels, at least from what I've read about him.
American
Dead
Male
Died before 1900
Writer
Not novel, at least from what I've read about him
Poet
NOT:
Connie Mack
Charles Manson
Charlie McCarthy
Colin MacInnes
Cotton Mather
Yes Bree. Clement Clarke Moore is correct.
I noticed that he is frequently listed as Clement C. Moore so I felt I wasn't breaking the rules of the games by using the initials of the first and last names only. If that wasn't the right thing to do, please let me know.
I have no problem with it, Raggedy! Now that I think about it, a lot of 19th-century American writers were known by triple-barreled names -- like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Edgar Allen Poe -- and I wouldn't have any objections if they were identified as "RE," "HT," and "EP," respectively.
But until we get a ruling on this from fealola, as the game's creator, I'll play it safe and use:
A H
No problem here, I think we've done it before or at least made guesses along that line.
Anne Heche
Avril Harriman
Alan Hale
Arthur Hiller
Alex Haley
Anthony Hopkins
(Thank you. I feel better now. )
Not:
Anne Heche
Avril Harriman
Alan Hale
Arthur Hiller
Not:
Alex Haley
Anthony Hopkins
Aldous Huxley
Male/Female?
Dead/Alive?
An example of above:
Atilla the Hun
Abby Hoffman
Arianna Huffington
Dead male
Not:
Averill Harriman
Alan Hale
Arthur Hiller
Alex Haley
Aldous Huxley
Atilla T. Hun
Abby Hoffman
(Apologies to anyone I've inadvertently killed off)
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