Young Writers Society

Mine is the Many Signs of Peace but I kind of want to change it. It has to do with a dialogue thing that goes on throughout the book, but I'll have to wait until I finish to know if I want to keep that.

Gladius wrote:Mine's bleh. Crushed Crush (a little play on words, there, but stinks as an actual title >.<). I'd absolutely love to change it, but 'til I actually get going with it, it's probably going to stay that way. *sigh*

I think you should change it to just "Crushed." that sounds better IMO

Mine's changed to

Butterfly Wings

Mine's 'A doctor's redemption'
...bad, I know. But then so is the story :p

JAP

Short and Sweet.

The Novel House.

I like it. Doesn't really tell what the story's about.

-Jared

danster wrote:

Gladius wrote:Mine's bleh. Crushed Crush (a little play on words, there, but stinks as an actual title >.<). I'd absolutely love to change it, but 'til I actually get going with it, it's probably going to stay that way. Razz *sigh*

I think you should change it to just "Crushed." that sounds better IMO

That's a good idea! rofl Why didn't I think of that? >.< *head/palm* xD

Nice titles so far


My story is called Finding Claire

It's not really that fantastic considering that a lot of story titles are similar:
For example: Finding Jack, Finding Selene...etc.....

BUT!

I do like it a lot. The whole idea of "finding" someone or something...many questions can be asked about the story from just the title.....

Who's Claire?
How did Claire get lost?
Did Claire run away?
Did Claire loose his/her place in life?
Was Claire kidnapped?
Will they find Claire?
Does Claire die?

And I believe that that's the purpose of your story title. To strike up the questions; spark an interest in the reader. If you can accomplish that, then you've got a great title

-thevoiceinside

Among the Infidels, or, The Lovely Moon's Encroachment into the Lands of Disbelief

I'm pretty sure I should win points for Wordiest Title.

The Minimum Heroic.

Which is currently at the minimum word count.

Hardy, har, har, Jack.




Zombie Days

Not really that original or punchy, but it does describe the plot in the least words necessary.

Pop snap*Bubble plastic

I have about as much idea of where it came fom as I do about my nano in general.

So pretty much nothing.

First I did McKay. That was the name of the town it was set it. Then I decided: cliche. Then I decided on...

*drumroll*

Asylum

Yeah, no? You likey?

For now, Whispering Gods

Im still considering changes.

I'm still on Mercy Street.

Peter Gabriel meets Anne Sexton in a back alley in the snow, obviously.

. . .

I'm really loving yours, thevoiceinside. ^_^