Cliche sayings and stories are cliches for a reason - because people seem to love the familiar. In cinema, we see variations of the same storyline all the time, but a vast majority still enjoy the predictability, so we keep coming back. Well, before there were movies, there were books, and people who love literature know writers have been telling variations of the same story and romance tropes since they first put pen to paper. Writers' HQ, an organization that runs writing retreats and online writing courses for bada*s writers with no time or money, released an image series of Accurately Titled Novels, - that are all too familiar. The hilarious series of fake books perfectly parodies famous novels from [end] mysteries to vampire-romances to period pieces. These covers take a witty stab at some of our favorite literary tropes so often used by professional writers. The idea originated from the mind of Writers HQ co-founder, Sarah Lewis, 'I made the original Disaffected Working Mother With Awful Husband cover and sent it to Jo to take the [urinate] out of my own bad writing as I was utterly sick of myself,' she explained to Bored Panda, 'It also happened at the same time we had both read a lot of stories about sad men and people drowning, so we made a couple more of these book names.' More Info: Website | Facebook | Tumblr | Twitter Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 © Photo: Writers' HQ For a while, the creative covers were more of a public inside joke than anything else. "We posted them on Facebook and no one paid any attention, so we forgot about it and occasionally made more bad writer covers to send to each other as a joke."  #2 © Photo: Writers' HQ Their book art was busted out of anonymity when it caught the attention of Star Trek: The Next Generation actor, Wil Wheaton, "I went on holiday and Jo decided to post them all on Tumblr, when Wil Wheaton of all people came across them. I turned on my phone to like a billion notifications. That was two years ago and people are still commenting on them. P.S I was a teenage TNG nerd and I fangirled for MONTHS." #3 © Photo: Writers' HQ As book-lovers and authors, Lewis-Hammond says the real name jokes are all in good fun. "We're not being b*tchy about any particular book or genre, but it is funny that you can punt out a generic idea and get a flood of comments saying, 'Oh, that must be XYZ or ABC," when we didn't necessarily have a specific book in mind," adding, "We both read and write a lot and were trying to make each other laugh by [annoying] about with tropes. It escalated A LOT."  #4 © Photo: Writers' HQ Writers' HQ was set up to run writing retreats and online courses for badass writers with no time or money. As two smol writers we felt the literary establishment was entirely aimed at rich Boomers who take themselves far too seriously and wear way too many scarves, so we created a place where we get to talk about the writing we love at the same time as helping writers who need help with time, space, money and general support, and where we also get to make each other snort tea out of our noses.  #5 © Photo: Writers' HQ #6 © Photo: Writers' HQ #7 © Photo: Writers' HQ #8 © Photo: Writers' HQ #9 © Photo: Writers' HQ #10 © Photo: Writers' HQ #11 © Photo: Writers' HQ #12 © Photo: Writers' HQ #13 © Photo: Writers' HQ You might also like: 50 ‘Weird Facts’ About The World That Might Give You A Fresh Perspective 13 Hilarious ‘Accurately Titled Novels’ Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 13:53 Rating: 5

When it comes to taste, we all have different palates and enjoy different foods and drinks. Some of us just love to try some new cuisines that offer us some never-before-seen dishes, while others enjoy more casual things. This is why there's no accounting for taste. But have you ever found yourself in a place where you tried something and didn’t like it a lot but continued to pretend to enjoy it? If so, you’re not alone. Reddit user @u/ExtremeCumMaster asked others online to share what is in their opinion that one food that everyone says tastes so great when in reality they just pretend to like it. The question “What food do you swear people only pretend to like?” received more than 37k responses that revealed some interesting and yet relatable answers.  While some people were interested in why others like to eat some less known foods that have a perhaps nasty-looking texture or smell and pretend to enjoy it, other users were naming things that they didn’t like at first but with time their opinion changed. How many of you also didn’t eat blue cheese or licorice because of its weird taste? Some Redditors not only mentioned foods but some drinks too, most of them being alcoholic beverages such as beer or vodka. One user also mentioned spicy food, knowing how some people love to eat extremely spicy dishes that make their mouth feel as if it's “literally on fire”.  What is one food or drink that you think others pretend to like when in reality they despise it? Don’t forget to share your answer in the comments section! More Info: Reddit Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 Extremely spicy foods I get liking a little bit of spice. But I don't see how it's enjoyable when your mouth is literally on fire. © Photo: RadiantHC #2 Stevia...there's absolutely no way someone enjoys that aftertaste. It's a weird cult that I'm not willing to join and such a dominant flavor. © Photo: thenebulai3 #3 Gold leaf - need I say more? © Photo: User #4 Extremely hoppy IPAs (if drinks can be included in the discussion). I enjoy bitterness in my beer, and I know there are some good IPAs out there, but it's gotten to the point that breweries seem to be competing with one another to see who can make the bitterest, most unappealing beers imaginable. They taste like earwax. © Photo: Ned_Shimmelfinney #5 all artficial sweeteners © Photo: ajappinen #6 Paper straws. Unintended food. © Photo: A7omicDog #7 Fondant on like wedding cakes © Photo: User #8 Grapefruit. People will be like "I love grapefruit" and then proceed to dump enough sugar on it to lose a foot. © Photo: Jenkies89 #9 Oysters. Revolting. © Photo: MissLethalla #10 Tripe, the smell of it makes me gag. My dad loves it because his dad loved it. THE BUCK STOPS HERE TRIPE. © Photo: OpenRepair4390 #11 Turkish delight, never quite did understand why that little s**t betrayed his family for some perfume flavored rubber in the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe. #12 Cilantro. Yes, I have been informed that I must have a gene that makes cilantro taste like soap. But you cannot convince me that the rest of you cilantro-collaborators aren't just pretending. Edit: everyone saying "It tastes like soap to me, but I learned to like it" just proves my point. It's the culinary equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome. © Photo: RealHot_RealSteel #13 Any of those keto substitute foods. Use your imagination as much as you’d like but lettuce wraps will never be as good as a real sandwich with bread © Photo: Live_Skin9254 #14 Peeps... [why?] they're terrible! The whole experience is just... terrible. © Photo: Minute_Werewolf3883 #15 Cat food. I mean come on, my cat can't like eating that every day. I think she's just being polite. © Photo: Prophet_of_Duality #16 Kale. You fookin’ liars! © Photo: OrlandoMB #17 Circus Peanuts. There's no way people are actually out there enjoying those things, but enough people pretend to keep them in business. © Photo: User #18 Kombucha © Photo: Low_Piece_2828 #19 Chitterlings. My mom-in-law made some at my house, and it smelled like a grown man s***ted all over my home and walls. © Photo: anon #20 Stunt foods on Instagram. Pizza cones, Barria meat Ramen, and of course when they freaking drown a burger, and I mean waterboard it with melted cheese. #21 Overnight oats. It's what I imagine prison food to be like; sloppy and cold. Edit: no topping makes this not true. © Photo: REidson89 #22 Slugs Edit: I am soo sorry! I meant snails! Not slugs Edit the second: I see we have a highly defended culinary niche and I am willing to surrender! Please have mercy! Do not eat slugs! Seemingly some of them are deadly! Oddly enough I am having so much fun reading through your responses and stories xD © Photo: User #23 Hákarl. I can’t imagine someone coming in from a long day of work and tucking into a plate of fishy smelling, ammonia flavored chewy shark chunks that make you smell like a bait camp for the rest of the evening. It seems like survival food - you will stay alive if you eat it, but it’s not appealing … to me. If you’re Icelandic - please help me understand why this is a thing. © Photo: User #24 Lutefisk © Photo: jahshwa314 #25 Once upon a time I swore that salted licorice was the most vile thing ever to have graced our fair planet. However about a year ago my wife made me try some and much to my surprise, I liked it!. © Photo: octoprickle #26 Chicken feet #27 Any cookie with raisins in it. Those are an insult to chocolate chip cookies. © Photo: Appropriate-Exit904 #28 The meals I prepare for them © Photo: BrianAVasquez #29 Vegemite You Might Also Like: 37 Painfully Funny Memes And Jokes That You Might Relate To All Too Well 29 Foods And Drinks Some People Love That Others Can’t Believe Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 12:53 Rating: 5

Lately, a few owls have been going viral without putting any effort into it. All they had to do was take a nap! Yes, they did it face down. Yes, they looked unbelievably cute and as if they just got back from a night of heavy drinking at the same time. And yes, probably 99% of people wouldn't even have known about it if it wasn't for the internet... OK, maybe their popularity is perfectly reasonable; maybe I'm just jealous of it. Journalist Mark Rees is responsible for arguably the most successful sleeping owl PR campaign. A pic he tweeted has received over 119K likes, catapulting the series to Internet stardom on all sorts of platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Imgur, and, of course, Reddit. Continue scrolling and check out the irresistible birds that everyone is obsessing over for yourself. Chances are, you'll release at least a dozen "w" worth of "aww". Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 © Photo: fs_harajuku To be honest, we couldn't back up or dismiss Rees' explanation that the young owls do so because their heads are too heavy. All that we know is that they really do nap like this. The National Audubon Society, a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to conservation, for example, published a heartwarming story about two Barred Owlets who had fallen out of their nest. After the babies were put back into the tree, their rescuers observed how they were recovering. "Keeping their talons tightly gripped on a branch, the owlets lay down on their stomachs, turned their heads to the side, and fell asleep. Their naps are short, and when they are asleep, they do not like to be awakened, even to be fed," the article said. #2 © Photo: PulpLibrarian Interestingly, a young owl doesn’t fall out of the tree while it snoozes because it holds onto the branch with its back toe, the hallux. "The hallux will not open or let go until the bird bends its leg." Sadly, before they can fly, most owlets' will to explore their surroundings gets the best of them and they often end up on the ground, sometimes dropping right in front of us. #3 © Photo: doorabl #4 © Photo: Lihui5344Rie #5 © Photo: 2 years ago #6 © Photo: fs_harajukuinfo #7 © Photo: User #8 © Photo: toricaferoppong #9 © Photo: mikamckinnon #10 © Photo: riverbk #11 © Photo: ameblo #12 © Photo: 6qx7OUMoWHSZ1Sd #13 © Photo: owlparktokyo #14 © Photo: RukiOwl #15 © Photo: RukiOwl #16 © Photo: mikamckinnon #17 © Photo: fs_harajukuinfo #18 © Photo: yuzutsu1104 #19 © Photo: RukiOwl #20 © Photo: nakaji0719 #21 © Photo: User #22 © Photo: SecondNatureMB #23 © Photo: mochadhan #24 © Photo: e8hinahina #25 © Photo: tanukimitainaneko You Might Also Like: 46 Weird Animal Photos That “Cannot Be Explained” 25 Pics Of Owls Sleeping Face Down That Surprise People Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 12:53 Rating: 5