Speaking of The Exquisite Corpse …
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hey, no objection to a kids’ mystery, but could you please not plagiarize a famous title from the surreal movement of the 20th century? On the other hand, i imagine Tristan Zora and Apollinaire might find it mildly amusing
I did wonder about the choice of name for a kids project… Might lead to some interesting reading if someone thinks they are connected.