What Name Do You Give That Article Or Book?

By Dee Owens

The title of my book is as important as the characters
themselves. So the name of the book is as important as the
characters themselves. You can choose an important event as I
did in The title of my book is as important as the characters
themselves. In my first I named my book La Roe's after the
Heroine in which the story was told from her POV, Secondly it
also describes part of her. La Roe means The Red and her first
name Emerald means Green she consequentially has red hair and
green eyes. La Roe's is also about an entire family in which
her children will come to play mainly her daughter which
according to family tradition will be named La Roe also.

So the name of the book is as important as the characters
themselves. You can choose an important event As Fay's Wish in
which the mother a Fay makes a wish for her daughter. Then in
Mystic Inn it represents the hotel, and Vampires Revenge
represents the revenge our heroine will play on the hero. I
think the name should give a clue to the reader of something
grand about to take place.

So how to name you MS, well as you right it an important scene,
place, person, or thing will stand out and hopefully shout use
me. I find that I don't know the name until that exact moment.
It is as hard as naming your Characters themselves, esp. if
they represent them.

One thing to remember though never force the name, it will come
to you and if you feel the need to name it temporarily then use
the heroine's hero's or even something such contemporary
romance, fantasy, or even pain in butt book 3 or whatever
number it is.

About The Author:

Dee Owens writes articles for
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