In desperate need of some feedbacks for a title.

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Which title do you like best?

  • The Unexpected Tale of a Chronicler No votes
  • The Chronicler's Tale No votes
  • The Chronicler's Saga: *insert sub-title* No votes
  • Other No votes

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Hey everyone, I need some help for a title of a novel I'm writing. I'm kind of at my wits end. It's a fantasy and adventure story about an average history teacher at a magic academy who gets embroiled in a search for a powerful magical artefact. Some help or suggestions would be nice.

So far I've come up with a few :
The Unexpected Tale of a Chronicler
The Chronicler's Tale
The Chronicler's Saga: *insert sub-title*

Thanks in advance guys !




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I like the first one best because it's the quirkiest. Or how about, "The Chronicles of a Chronicler"?
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They're all pretty generic. Try something with chili powder, like Chronic Magic All-Stars 2015, or Merlin Lassie's Fantastic Fetch-Quest.

What is an average history teacher like?




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Well in my mind, an average history teacher is someone who just goes to class and teaches his students and grades their assignment paper or homework. There's not much excitement in his life.




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What is he like? Literally all of my hs history teachers have highly sarcastic takes for their presentation, but idk if thisbis just a weird school or if this is normal
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@backroadstraveker Well all my history teachers and professors were very enthusiastic in what they thought and weren't the least bit sarcastic. So he's based of all of them. He's very enthusiastic in what he teaches. Though drones on from time to time .



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