The naming of books is a difficult matter
Jan. 19th, 2015 09:54 amIt isn't just one of your holiday games.
I have an anthology story to finish by the end of the month, another due in March, and an Isyllt novelette sort of thing that glares at me reproachfully from time to time. In addition, I'm also trying to put together a proposal for the second Dreams book. The trouble is, it probably needs a title that isn't D2: Byakhee Boogaloo*. I'm reaching the stage of frustration where I start combining nouns until something sticks.
Door(s)/Tower(s)/Mask(s) of Night/Horn & Ivory/Shadow
Diane Duane took all the good Doors Into things. Murder mysteries have cornered the market on Eliot references. The Waking City would almost be a good play on Boston as "the walking city." Does anyone ever call it that?
* I maintain that all sequels are either Electric Boogaloos or Pigs in the City.
I have an anthology story to finish by the end of the month, another due in March, and an Isyllt novelette sort of thing that glares at me reproachfully from time to time. In addition, I'm also trying to put together a proposal for the second Dreams book. The trouble is, it probably needs a title that isn't D2: Byakhee Boogaloo*. I'm reaching the stage of frustration where I start combining nouns until something sticks.
Door(s)/Tower(s)/Mask(s) of Night/Horn & Ivory/Shadow
Diane Duane took all the good Doors Into things. Murder mysteries have cornered the market on Eliot references. The Waking City would almost be a good play on Boston as "the walking city." Does anyone ever call it that?
* I maintain that all sequels are either Electric Boogaloos or Pigs in the City.