December 23rd, 2010

Reverb 23

Let’s meet again, for the first time. If you could introduce yourself to strangers by another name for just one day, what would it be and why? (Author: Becca Wilcott)

Excellent question in general; for me, though, irrelevant, because I think my given name is just perfect and am exceedingly vain about it. I don’t even like terms of endearment–Rebecca or Becky or even RR is preferable to me to generics like “honey,” “sweetie,” etc.

However, Scott once pointed out that, as I am a rose, my evil alter would necessarily be a thorn. “Nina” is the name I use when I need a pseudonym (don’t get excited; usually has something to do with a videogame), so I do think if I ever turn evil, I would probably use “Nina Thorne.”

It’s good to have a plan for a life of evil, just in case.

One Response to “Reverb 23”

  • Frederique says:

    Rebecca Rosenblum. You know how I feel about the alliterative masterpiece that is that name. Nina Thorne! You should totes write a Harlequin under that name.


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