Saturday, November 3, 2012
Need to title your book?
Here are some fun links that I've found:
1.) Create a book title. You enter words about your book and click.
http://www.fictionalley.org/primer/title.html
2.) Randon book title generator:
http://www.rpgattitude.com/joomla/book-name-generator.html
3.) Random book titles (good for short stories)
http://www.mcoorlim.com/random.html
4.) Malcon Gladwell also has a fun book cover and title creator. I don't think a person could use his titles for their book, but I think they inspire creative thinking. Go here for fun: http://malcolmgladwellbookgenerator.com/
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