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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 Piccola Durand Dowling on -
interesting title, as victims tells us so much from the book and then 'unintended' , makes me curious.
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Permalink Reply by Tamara on -
What is it that you want it to convey? It makes me think of someone trying to come to grips with others they hurt unintentionally
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Permalink Reply by Keri Pugh on -
What are you trying to convey? Victims draws me in, but the "unintended" maybe doesn't give me a strong visual...maybe that's what you're fretting over?
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Permalink Reply by Julie Jeffs on -
It is my memoir about my life and my career in law enforcement. Somehow I got caught up in a missing persons/murder cold case where i was interviewed as a witness. Very surreal. The title came to me because so many people, not just in criminal matters but in life in general become unintended victims during the chaos.
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Permalink Reply by Keri Pugh on
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Or they're unintentional maybe? Or Victim Unintended. I like what your book is about...not sure if the title is grabbing my curiosity, as much as your description did??
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Marie Fleming on -
I like it a lot more now that I have more background. Which makes me want to see a subtitle. Something like Unintended Victims: My Career in Law Enforcement. It could get attention, especially with all the bad press over cop shootings lately.
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Permalink Reply by Debra Shawcross Farmer on -
Hi Julie, I was fascinated by the details of your memoir. I came up with these off the top of my head and a quick look in The Macquarie Dictionary....
Unintentional Witness: Facing Life's Adversity
Unintended Witness: Overcoming Life's Adversities
Unintended Victim: Facing Life's Adversities
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Permalink Reply by E Victoria Flynn on -
Is this your memoir, Julie, or another wip?
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Permalink Reply by Jill Johnson on -
Not grabbing me. The description of the book is intriguing though. I'd keep brainstorming.
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Permalink Reply by Teresa D'Amario on -
Ok, putting mine back up - Blood Moon Betrayed - a True Mates novel.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Molina on -
Would I be obvious if I said, "Vampires'?
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