New York Times headlines often sound like they are coming from Yoda.
Inspired by those oddly crafted yet distinctive headlines, the Twitter account @NYTPrepositions, a parody account that tweets out their favorite pre-positioned headlines, started a complementary hashtag, #NYTBooks.
On it, people are sharing book titles that they have given a New York Times-style spin. It's pretty fantastic.
According to The Atlantic Wire, the people behind the account and hashtag are Nick Castele, who works at a public radio station in Cleveland, and Rob Mayer, a senior at Northwestern.
"A couple weeks ago, Rob went ahead and reserved @NYTPrepositions. It's been gaining steam ever since," Castele told The Atlantic Wire. He was sure, however, to mention that this is in no way mean-sprited.
"Just to be clear—I kind of like them. I write Times-style headlines probably more often than I should," he added.
Check out our favorite tweets from the hashtag below.