Title: The 5 Worst Books Ever Written
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The 5 Worst Books Ever Written
These books were literally word crap.
1. "Twilight" series (2007) by Stephanie Meyer
2. " Atlanta Nights " (2005) by Travis Tea
3. "Fifty Shades Of Grey" (2011) by E.L James
4. Eye of Argon (1970) by Jim Theis
5. " Moon People " (2000) by Dale Courtney
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Content: She'd have noticed if it had so impetuously across the pelting Georgia Girl Grill." “His Blackberry was a girl to appreciate the usual number of white, carefully capped teeth. Just remember-- I've got her peerless eyes." Unlike the above example, "Atlanta Nights" was deliberately designed to be a bad book. Published by several authors under the name Travis Tea, the book was designed to be as terrible as possible to test the publishing company PublishAmerica for vanity publishing, essentially publishing books without reviewing them. They released this awful work of fiction and surprisingly, the company approved to publish the book. The story's plot is nonsensical with characters and events changing in every single chapter. " Atlanta Nights" is written incredibly badly, with some creative writing courses using the book as a guideline for how not to write. The above quotes are from the Chapter 34, which was created by the Bonsai Story Generated which simply rearranges text based on input. The chapter was made completely randomly by a computer and then was published.