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Literary Characters Who Should Be Tweeting

Literary Characters

First Posted: 06/03/11 02:15 PM ET Updated: 08/03/11 06:12 AM ET

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As any true Joyce fan knows, Bloomsday is fast approaching, and this year, thanks to Twitter, there will be a new way to celebrate. One dedicated fan has launched a project entitled “Ulysses Meets Twitter 2011.”

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As any true Joyce fan knows, Bloomsday is fast approaching, and this year, thanks to Twitter, there will be a new way to celebrate. One dedicated fan has launched a project entitled “Ulysses Meets T...
As any true Joyce fan knows, Bloomsday is fast approaching, and this year, thanks to Twitter, there will be a new way to celebrate. One dedicated fan has launched a project entitled “Ulysses Meets T...
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Skyhawk
When I write one it'll appear here.
09:50 PM on 06/05/2011
Ebeneezer Scrooge tweeting while time traveling.
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WYHKTai-Tai
Wyoming, Hong Kong, Tai-Tai
08:47 AM on 06/05/2011
Holden Caulfield Was born to tweet!
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Indigo1941
Time Traveler
04:08 PM on 06/04/2011
Scarlet O'Hara tweeted without technology: "Tomorrow is another day" and "As God is my witness, I will never go hungry again!"

Then there's that no-good Rhett Butler and his nasty tweet: "Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a d**n!"
(You know he was no good, he up and went to Savanah!)