E.L. James knew she wanted to hit it big by writing a popular book. Many ideas and concepts came to her before she settled on her eventual best-seller Fifty Shades of Gray. The following are just some of the possibilities she considered…
- Fifty Shades of Greyhounds: A discussion of colour variances found in racing dogs.
- Fifty Sheets of Grey: The story of a frustrated house wife who cannot seem to get her bedding clean enough on laundry day.
- Fifty Slates of Gray: A geological treatise on metamorphic mudstone.
- Fifty States of Gray: An alternate history fiction positing what life would be like if the Confederacy had won the Civil War.
- Fifty Shays and a Dray: An examination of how many horse drawn carts are in a typical Amish community.
- Fifty Grades of Che: A biographical work focusing on the school-life of Che Guevara.
And…
- Do Fifty Shots and Pray: How to cope with yet another E.L. James book.
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