The “Novels in Three Lines” project on Twitter has been talked about a lot in the last couple of weeks – both on blogs as well as over Twitter itself. Some highlights:

• @Twitch: novelsin3lines – the second twitter feed worth following, the first being the Mars rover. Everyone else can go to hell.
• @Condalmo: Blast from the past: “Burning with electoral fervor”
• @Phil Gyford: Very much enjoying Félix Fénénon’s Twitters from 1906 Paris
• @gabrielle: I think @novelsin3lines will be an excellent time waster!
• @itsrob: favorite new twitter user
• @rossh: just to share, @novelsin3lines is really pretty awesome.
• @Mica Scalin: Very excited to follow @novelsin3lines great idea!
• @Dave Mason: I am completely digging @novelsin3lines
• @jenks: someone turned novelsin3lines into a twitter account. Cool idea for a really cool book.
• Noah Brier: My friend Naveen announced a new side project [...]
• ReadWriteWeb: From Félix Fénéon, these tweets are the “poems and novels and novels he never otherwise wrote.” [sic]
• Le Monde: J’y remarque pour commencer, bien sûr, une traduction du merveilleux Félix Fénéon … comme quoi… nous n’inventons rien en ce début de 21ème siècle… ne manqueront pas de dire les plus sceptiques. Et voici d’où semble être venue l’idée de le reprendre .
• Media Bistro: “It’s a brilliant idea,” NYRB managing editor Sara Kramer told me when I emailed her looking for the backstory. “I only wish we had thought of it.”

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