character anagrams

How's about an anagram game, anagram a well-known, probably main, character out of popular fiction. Not just a random jumble of letters, but create a phrase out of their name, example:

OH CHOKERS SMELL = SHERLOCK HOLMES

I'll start off with

CLEARS A THROAT

Horace Larsatt?
Carl Shortate?
Charles Atorat?
Tholasa Carter?

Nope! I am stumped.

Could we get a hint...

I can't figure it out either...???

Sarah Ottracle?
Charlotte Sara?

Still reaching ...

Scarlett O'Hara ?

Doh! Doh! Doh! Still, at least I can now take my vacation with my mind at rest.

Scarlett indeed, sorry I don't have access to a PC at the weekend sigh..........maybe it would be best to say whether its male or female (or other!) and how many letters in each word?

2 words, American Lit, published 1911
Fear Hot Men

Ethan Frome ?

easy peasy! your turn AnnieMod

Male, 2 words, Classical SF

Island Hero

Come on, someone?

I suck at anagrams

I started this thread, I thought I was good at anagrams as I do a lot of cryptic crosswords, but I can't do this one...will give it some serious thought now, it's Friday afternoon and I can't be bothered with work!

I have trouble with cryptic puzzles. I am actually off today to recuperate from a minor procedure/surgery but I can't think of anything.

Do you want me to tell you the author name?

I don't want that. I will try to work on it and see if I can come up with anything...

Okey - Good luck :)

All I can get is another phrase. . .

Danish Lore

I am soooo not good at these :P

I'm ready for a hint

OK: Male, Classical Science Fiction. He invented a new science and in a way a series of novels were based on this science and what came out of it.

Okay the only name I come up with is

Hansel Dior

Nope. :) One of the two names is quite common... but spelled a bit strangely.

Hari Seldon from Asimov's Foundation series. He invents psychohistory.
Alas, I can't come up with a new anagram. Someone help, please.

Yep, it's him.

Thanks to a hint from Annie, I'm able to continue :-)

Repay Attacks

A hint please?

Hint: Main character in bestselling series.

is it male or female?

She is female.

Kay Scarpetta?

As after today, I won't be back until Monday, I'm going to take it that Kay Scarpetta is right and post a new one

IT WORST EVIL

male character (also name of book in which he is leading character)

#31 and #32: Yes, Kay Scarpetta is right.

Oliver Twist

Okay, I haven't heard anything but I'm gonna post the one I came up with anyway.
male, 2 words, classic novel

Draw the Score Red

Sorry barefeet4, I don't have access to a PC at weekends, it's so tedious that I can only get in here while I'm at work, but Oliver Twist it was

Edward Rochester

yep

Galahad Smiled
male, crime fiction

Hint: protagonist of 14 mystery novels.

Adam Dalgliesh?

and the winner is: AnnieMod.
take it away, Annie!

Parasite Duel

Male, Classical SF, 2 words

Someone? (and I almost forgot who I meant...)

I need a clue!

One of the main characters in a series that had been expected and planned for centuries and at the same time comes unexpectedly.

Paul Atreides from the Dune series?

That should have been obvious even without the anagram itself after the clue I guess :) All yours.

We'll try this one:

Next Road Germ

Is it male or female AHS-Wolfy?

Male, cop (sort of).

ah ha, is it Dexter Morgan ?

Yes, you got it.

OUR HELICOPTER

a male character from classic detective fiction

Hercule Poirot ?

it is indeed AnnieMod

Why did I posted? Now need to come up with a puzzle. OK - next:

I stomp that

Thomas Pitt?

Yep. All yours

Evade Iron Lair

can we have a wee clue bnielsen? m or f?

f and inspired by one of the previous puzzles.

Oh no, it looks like this thread has closed down!

Nevertheless, #60 is Ariadne Oliver, right?

Sure. Your turn.

MOST WEARY

Tom Sawyer ??
(title character)

Yes! Your turn.

IRM RUNS SALE

(Glad to see you could keep this thread going. Iʻm interested in anagrams, but terrible at devising them, so it took me
a little time to put this clue together.
The character is a title character, (and is one who probably didnʻt go to many "SALEs"!).

(I discovered my clue had one letter too many; deleting one S here.}