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I don't have any myself, but among these choices, I would go for The Ballad of Reason. I feel the others are too clichè and/or bad.


Big Kubrick fan, huh? I love him myself, he's my nr 1 favorite director.

It's hard to tell what your novel should be titled without knowing much about it, but I would also take The Ballad of Reason.

Birkhoff wrote:I don't have any myself, but among these choices, I would go for The Ballad of Reason. I feel the others are too clichè and/or bad.


Big Kubrick fan, huh? I love him myself, he's my nr 1 favorite director.

One of my favorites, I love his work. He's my 2nd favorite director
1. Tarantino
2. Kubrick
3. Coens
I know they are bad. I've been having creativity problems lately

The Literatnauts: "Reading group for age 6-8. Meets Saturday at 9pm in Foress Street Library. Ask at reception for more details."

The Nightlife Chronicles: Sounds like a really bad vampire trilogy.

The Ballad Of Reason: Gives me the impression of some fragile and sporadic balance of sense and morality- which I like very much.

Meet Spalding Bereta: I don't know what Spalding means but it looks like Balding and gives me the impression of some slapstick comedy involving a lady named Bereta.

The Wrongly Accused: Bland.

Tenyo wrote:The Literatnauts: "Reading group for age 6-8. Meets Saturday at 9pm in Foress Street Library. Ask at reception for more details."

The Nightlife Chronicles: Sounds like a really bad vampire trilogy.

The Ballad Of Reason: Gives me the impression of some fragile and sporadic balance of sense and morality- which I like very much.

Meet Spalding Bereta: I don't know what Spalding means but it looks like Balding and gives me the impression of some slapstick comedy involving a lady named Bereta.

The Wrongly Accused: Bland.

I totally agree with The literatnauts
I also like the Ballad of Reason. But the wrongly accused seems alright!