How Mark Twain Invented Ideas from His Names

THIS BOOK IS AN ANTHOLOGY OF FAMOUS AUTHORS WHO PRACTICED A SECRET TECHNIQUE OF INVENTING IDEAS FROM THE NAMES OF THEIR CHARACTERS AND THEN GIVING THOSE DETAILS TO THE ROLE OF THE CHARACTER IN THE STORY. THEY INCLUDE ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, MARK TWAIN, AND AGATHA CHRISTIE. THE NAME TWAIN CONTAINS THE WORD TWIN WHICH IS WHY THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER WERE DESCRIBED AS IDENTICAL IN EVERY REGARD. YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT HOW MUCH DETAIL THESE AUTHORS INVENTED AND INCLUDED IN THEIR SHORT STORIES AND NOVELS