Run with it

I used a random phrase generator and got these words. Then I made stories and book covers. I just ran with it.

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No More Tourists by Kristine Clayton is a novel about a sex worker living in Omaha, Nebraska who embarks on a journey cross country to find her brother who she hasn't been seen in fifteen years. 

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Damp Folders by Harry Hines is a comedic novel about a downtrodden accountant in 1960's Manhattan who finds himself in the middle of a large corporate scandal.

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The Taste of Blackouts by Marc Byrd is a suspense-thriller written in the vein of Stephan King. It's a book that follows the two perspectives of a Los Angeles detective in 1989 and the serial killer he is pursuing. 

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Avenue Fun by Bernard Barber is a collection of short stories that all somehow tie to the main tale about a secret organization of adults that fetishize acting like babies. 

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Queer Films by Loretta Graves is a novel about a gay college student in Georgia during the 1950's who causes a widespread controversy over his artwork. 

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Fake Salad by Marta Quinn is a collection of poems and short stories with topics ranging from race, sex, and the singularity. 

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Russian Brunch by Tim Benson is the research and findings of the American author's journey to crack the mystery of the Dyatlov Pass Incident. In 1959, a group of young, smart university students trekked the Siberian tundra in an expedition to Otorten Mountain. In some unfortunate incident, the adventurers never made it to the mountain, and their bodies were found in extremely unusual circumstances. One of the last remaining photos found from the group's trek is used on this books cover.

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Ultra Suits by Katherine Davis takes you into a futuristic society where men and women are mandated by law to work, eat and sleep in a corporate environment. This is all until one hero escapes to the outskirts of this society and works to bring it down himself. 

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Grandfathers for Life by Olive Butler is the story of two mild teenagers who are thrown on a wild adventure that takes them way out of their comfort zones. Explosions! Drug dealers! Cardigans! All of this, and so much more.

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Attack All Jerks by Jacob Herrera tells the story of a group of nerds who band together to rid their town of everyone they deem "jerks." For fans of A Clockwork Orange. 

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Catholic Sushi by Claire Knight touches on the role of Catholicism and the pope in the modern world, and how the church tries to stay relevant in daily life.

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God of all BBQ's by Kelvin Simon follows a B-52f pilot during the Vietnam war. The more intense his missions become, the further he feels himself slipping into madness. 

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King of the Assistants by Austin Webb is the triumphant story of an office assistant working at a brutal, faceless corporation who helps lead janitors, interns, and all other workers who have been wronged in an actual revolt. 

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Little Crusader by Dwayne West follows the experiences of an 11 year old boy named Viktor as he enters a military camp in Zhukovsky, Russia. 

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Nudists & More by Gloria Montgomery is the story of a woman who learns about her grandmother's wild youth through a series of diaries found in her attic after she passes away. 

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New Minute by Morris Osborne depicts the strange events of a hospital night shift told from the perspective of an amphetamine addicted nurse. 

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Little Ms. Operation by Mae Zimmerman is about a young, rich teenage girl who decides to leave her life of high status to join a group of squatters in a crust punk band.