I am writing a book, and I need a good name!?!
Question: I started writing a book Last Fall, and I have so many good ideas, some of which I am still getting down on paper. I am sure that it will be a good book, but I need a good name for it. Does anyone have any suggestions? It's a story about a group of specialists hired by an exploration company to investigate an privately discovered island. The characters start getting killed by a government experiment when they discover hidden facilities on the island, left abandoned for years. Hop this was specific enough. Please, I NEED IDEAS!!!
Answers: I started writing a book Last Fall, and I have so many good ideas, some of which I am still getting down on paper. I am sure that it will be a good book, but I need a good name for it. Does anyone have any suggestions? It's a story about a group of specialists hired by an exploration company to investigate an privately discovered island. The characters start getting killed by a government experiment when they discover hidden facilities on the island, left abandoned for years. Hop this was specific enough. Please, I NEED IDEAS!!!
I know what you did on the island ?
look through the book and skim the pages for a word or phrase you have used, and use that as your title. it gives the book some interest.
I'm an amateur mangaka (someone who writes mangas), songwriter and author, so I've been through the whole "I need a good name!!" thing. The trick is to, like you did, summarize your writing and then come to a conclusion.
Some suggestions are:
Endless Journey
An Unexpected Death
I know those were bad, but I'll come back and give you some more suggestions if any come to my head!! Bye!!
does your island have a name?
Island Deception
X island
How about "LOST"-Oops! they already have that...sorry
How about "Gruinard Island" - this is a true story in 1942 but it was the British (close to yours but not exact-could give you and idea though).
How about "Island #666" just an idea.
or "Little Japan-the untold secret" (a left over from world war 2 experments"
or "Mommy, what's that?"