Don't read my analysis of that book title! Look at my suggestions! [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.128342#2748598]afaceforradio said:
Novel Title Ideas?
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RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE. Both at the above and that I couldn't find a Manfred Von Karma RAAAAAGE! picture.Cpt_Oblivious said:
Edit: This'll do.
I just picked a novel off the top of my head which had a 'disconnected' sounding title. Next time I'll actually look at my bookshelf and find something.
My point stands, even if my example fell short
Ooh. If you don't mind, that'd be awesome - see me I'm great at writing, but shit with plots! HahaInsanum said:
Ha hawt damn Darklark you may have a point there, I never even thought of that. Hmmm I quite like that Suiseiseki!DARKLARK said:
Methinks you've been awake too long. Perhaps you should take a break from foruming and head off to sleep? Or push through it into Second Wind, which I find makes me extremely susceptible to even the most dire of jokes.Suiseiseki IRL said:
You should sleep now, and then plan your Ding 1,000 Posts! thread and make it special.
I have an idea for the plot:
A petrol station blows up and a soldier is killed in the blast. A journalist investigates and finds out someone blew up the place with a bomb. He/she then finds out that the next bombing is at a music festival, so he/she tries to stop it.
DAMN! I AM GOOD!
A petrol station blows up and a soldier is killed in the blast. A journalist investigates and finds out someone blew up the place with a bomb. He/she then finds out that the next bombing is at a music festival, so he/she tries to stop it.
DAMN! I AM GOOD!
You could call it ?Recline? or ?Reclining? because three of those ideas have archaic, or primitive connotations (for better or worse):
Petrol, or fossil fuels in general, is generally seen as ?bad?, yet we rely on it, this is similar to the violent themes associated with soldiers and war (the idea that though it is horrible, there is some form of necessity in it - you could have him being a WW2 veteran). Similarly, you could argue that music festivals appeal to people because they demand that the crowd let, amongst other things, social order, organisation and general sanitation, slip. This gives them a primitive, earthy experience for the crowd.
Not sure where the journalist would fit in, maybe more as a ... would you call it 2nd person afterthought? I don?t know if you?ve read it, but you could have the journalist character being a bit like the modern day woman in Birdsong; with a more reflective perspective?
Don't know about the plot but it sounds like a bit of fun!
Good look with your work
Petrol, or fossil fuels in general, is generally seen as ?bad?, yet we rely on it, this is similar to the violent themes associated with soldiers and war (the idea that though it is horrible, there is some form of necessity in it - you could have him being a WW2 veteran). Similarly, you could argue that music festivals appeal to people because they demand that the crowd let, amongst other things, social order, organisation and general sanitation, slip. This gives them a primitive, earthy experience for the crowd.
Not sure where the journalist would fit in, maybe more as a ... would you call it 2nd person afterthought? I don?t know if you?ve read it, but you could have the journalist character being a bit like the modern day woman in Birdsong; with a more reflective perspective?
Don't know about the plot but it sounds like a bit of fun!
Good look with your work
