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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 Sharon on
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WRITING FOR THE HEALTH OF IT is my working title for a book about the scientifically documented healing and preventive health benefits of different life writing modalities.
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Permalink Reply by Eliza Battin on -
I like this
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Permalink Reply by Karen Lynne Klink on -
Is this book for the medical profession or for the rest of us average readers?
For me, your sentences if confusing. For example, what exactly do you mean by "different life writing modalities?"
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Gioia-Acres on -
Oh this title resonates with me. If it weren't for my writing I would be a basketcase. Writing is what saved me, I truly believe it.
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Permalink Reply by Gayle Pruitt on -
I like the title. However, I agree with Karen. What do you mean by preventive health benefits of different life writing modalities? I understand the words but not the concept.
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Woodside on -
Like it
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Permalink Reply by Jean Sheldon on -
Wonderful title, and wonderful idea.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Lynne Klink on
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I am on the third draft of a novel about a tender young man's conflicts regarding his need for loving relationships and proving himself an able soldier during the American Civil War. My latest, and last I hope, title is "An Insatiable Thirst," which not only refers to his thirst for love but man's (or a nation's) insatiable thirst for war. As Michel Montaigne put it in his essays in 1588, "an insatiable thirst for [enjoying] a greedily desired subject"--where it be another person, wealth, land, power, whatever.
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Permalink Reply by betsy lerner on
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I like it but Insatiable is a tough word. I like a lot more once I read in conjunction with the epigraph. It doesn't, however, tell me that it's a Civil War novel. It's good, but there might still be a better title out there.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Gioia-Acres on
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Two memoirs I'm working on, written from different perspectives:
"Nuclear Family" - a play on the idea of a happy, nuclear family of mom, dad, and 2.5 children. My work is about how one moment of domestic violence reverberates long after the the mother (the victim) and father (suicide) are long dead and buried; how the mushroom cloud of shame, loss, grief, and repeated patterns affect those that are left behind.
"Notes to Self" is the fifty-three year old Me writing to the seventeen, twenty, thirty, and forty-something Me who chronicled her life through journal writing.
Would love to hear reactions to the titles. This is a wonderful opportunity.
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Permalink Reply by Miranda C. Spencer on -
Like them! Especially Notes to Self.
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Permalink Reply by Gretchen Seefried on -
I really like how the nuclear family title reflects the long-term affects of nuclear materials (domestic violence is much like nuclear fallout) as well as the concept of the "nuclear family"
also love the Notes to Self
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