Terry's Word Riddle of the Day--An explanation?

Question

In about 1989 there were a group of us at several universities who began word riddles via a fairly new thing called e-mail. I thought to possibly revive this half mini mystery book, half riddle, on Answers. All clues must be in the body of a tale with a reasonable amount of verisimiltude. There must be at least two clues to the person, place, or book that would be the answer to the word riddle.
The tale cannot be more than a 100 words. Hints may be given if no one can glean the answer. . .

Do y'all want to continue this challenge to your think box?

Eva b

This is an explaination question because I put a new word riddle up each day. I get the same questions each day--or some folks get upset because they don't understand the what and why. so, if you read this, go looking for my word riddle for the day. I think most of the folks interested, about ten, just went looking. because you answered the question, when the question's time runs out you'll get the ten points.

Terry

Draco, Now that I'm starting to get a feel for the riddlers I'll throw in unannounced doubles on occaison and verbal word twists such as "Buy a Bull," instead of start narrative clues. I'm working on a book of these word riddles on the side.

Answer 1

I noticed that you started doing these riddles a few days ago. Brain teasers and riddles often fascinate me, so I would look forward to more of these puzzles from you.

On the one where it was King James Bible, I had thought of that but dismissed my own answer. Should have gone with my first instinct as I have since learned.

Anyways, yes, I do look forward to your riddles and will attempt to solve them as I can.

Answer 2

I would love to but it looks like I'm alone.I can hear the crickets chirping. :(