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She Writes Title Workshop
Need help with your title? Post it here, and get free market research! Just don't forget to pay it forward by commenting on titles from your fellow She Writers.
How to do it?
1) Post your title as a new comment.
2) Click "follow" so that you will get emails when people post comments on your title.
3) Post comments on others' titles by hitting "reply to this" (don't just add another comment to the general thread)
4) Enjoy!
For more tips and tricks on titles, don't miss these posts from our She Writes bloggers:
Tayari Jones: Finding the Right Title, in which Tayari Jones reminds you that the title of your book is a first impression, so make it a good one.
Erin Hosier: The Agent's Dog Just Doesn't Have the Same Ring To It, in which Erin Hosier muses on the importance of a memorable book title.
How to do it?
1) Post your title as a new comment.
2) Click "follow" so that you will get emails when people post comments on your title.
3) Post comments on others' titles by hitting "reply to this" (don't just add another comment to the general thread)
4) Enjoy!
For more tips and tricks on titles, don't miss these posts from our She Writes bloggers:
Tayari Jones: Finding the Right Title, in which Tayari Jones reminds you that the title of your book is a first impression, so make it a good one.
Erin Hosier: The Agent's Dog Just Doesn't Have the Same Ring To It, in which Erin Hosier muses on the importance of a memorable book title.
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Permalink Reply by Tamara on -
LOL! This works so much better- good call Kamy!
My WIP is a non-fiction book with the working title 'The Devil's Oak' (it's a book about haunted trees)
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Permalink Reply by Piccola Durand Dowling on -
oh I like it!
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Permalink Reply by Piccola Durand Dowling on
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reminded me of the 'talking trees' n my story. But I love the tittle, the word OAK has a special effect to it.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Marie Basile on -
Great title!!! So alluring. I see it.
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Permalink Reply by Teresa D'Amario on -
I love this title.
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Permalink Reply by Keri Pugh on -
I agree with others...this is interesting, dark, mysterious...I would be curious to see what the book was about, if I saw this title staring back!
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Permalink Reply by E Victoria Flynn on -
Definitely!
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Permalink Reply by Michele Weldon on -
agree!
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Permalink Reply by The Salonniere on -
Good girl -- I just had to turn off "comments" on that post to FORCE people to jump over here.
The Devil's Oak is interesting, though honestly I want to hear the subtitle -- do you have one? Cause the phrase "haunted trees" really grabs me! I have never heard of a haunted tree. Also need a title that gives me some sense of why it's a book.
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Permalink Reply by Tamara on
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I'm still debating on the subtitle, but there are a few I've been tossing around:
The Devil's Oak: Origins of The Haunted Tree
The Devil's Oak: From Saint to Superstition
The Devil's Oak: Culture of Fear
eh..I don't really like any of them, but I *know* that I want the first part to be The Devil's Oak..lol
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Permalink Reply by The Agent on -
These three subtitles are wildly different from each other. Is it a history of a specific haunted tree?
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Permalink Reply by Tamara on
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No, it's an entire group of trees found across the globe. My research started with one tree, then I found another, and another, and then I discovered some really interesting 'reasons' behind why people thought of these trees as haunted. There are three main categories of haunted trees (the majority of which are oak trees, hence the name) and the book examines each 'reason' and gives examples of the trees, along with their story.
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