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The SF/F Blog Headline Matching Game
Here's a game that's fun to play:

Match the headline with the sf/f blog that published it.

Each blog has 3 headlines listed. Any identifying verbiage in the headline has been removed.

  1. Big Dumb Object
  2. io9
  3. SciFi Chick
  4. SciFi Scanner
  5. SciFi Wire
  6. SF Signal
  1. Another Huge, Huge Batch of Free Fiction From Top-List SF Authors
  2. Awesome SFnal Digital Paintings
  3. Coraline's Neil Gaiman Scares The Crap Out Of Me
  4. David Bowie time travels with Jack the Ripper in End of the Century
  5. David Hewlett and Robert Picardo Say Goodbye to Stargate: Atlantis
  6. Fringe Returns Tonight
  7. Hit the Post-Apocalyptic Road, Jack
  8. Never Turn Down Sex With A Blue Woman
  9. OMG! Paris Hilton in Doctor Who!
  10. Opening This Weekend...
  11. Outlander Review - Too Many Vikings, Not Enough Aliens
  12. Paging Dr. Phil: My Wife Is An Alien Parasite Puppet!
  13. Persuade Me To Watch Battlestar Galactica
  14. Siskel & Ebert Weren't Too Enamored of Blade Runner
  15. The Best Job in the World: Spaceship Designer
  16. Watch out, Brendan Fraser-Gollum is out to get you in Inkheart
  17. Watchmen Lawsuit Settles, Khan Bares All
  18. Why we love Lost-and why we hate it!

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Posted by John DeNardo at Friday January 23, 2009 at 12:28 AM
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Comments

Made harder by the fact that I often try and imitate io9 headlines, just to amuse myself.

It's a good lesson in post titles, because I reckon none of them really stand out as being different!

Posted by James on Friday January 23, 2009 at 5:52 AM

Thinking about this, what we should do is all try and write a headline for the same story, and then let people vote on the best one!

Posted by James on Friday January 23, 2009 at 6:34 AM

You could easily find headlines referring to the same story.  The blogosphere is incestuous.  I leave that as an exercise for the reader. :)

Posted by John on Friday January 23, 2009 at 9:44 AM

Striking how many sf blogs there are and how we've all gotten addicted to reading them. I'll bet editors are getting plenty of stories in the form of blog posts, flame wars, and such.

Posted by Tom Marcinko on Friday January 23, 2009 at 10:36 AM

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