As you know, a book is judged by its cover. And on the cover, of course, her name is written. So how do you come up with a title for your book to ensure its success? Let's try to understand this difficult issue.
Instructions
Step 1
One of the simpler ways is to use the name of an already known work, but with minor changes. Correct one or more words, and perhaps the reader will think that this is another book by a famous writer. And then he will drag himself into reading your masterpiece.
Step 2
You should beware of modest and simple names. Few will pay attention to a book with a title, for example, "Ship" or "Clear Sky". The name should be bright and flashy!
Step 3
In order to make it clear to the reader that something incredible awaits him, use paradox phrases. It is not difficult to create such a name. You need to take the floor and come up with something opposite. For example, "The Day of the Heavenly Night" or "Captured by Freedom" sounds good.
Step 4
The opposite approach to the previous one is to reflect the essence of the work in the title. If the reader is interested in such a plot, let him understand this at the first glance at the book. An example of such a name might be: "Around the World in 80 Days", "Save from the End of the World."
Step 5
You can call the book one, but very clever word. You can even, especially for your book, come up with a previously non-existent word. For example: "Promiscuity", "Suspension".
Step 6
Words such as "Chronicles" and "World" have a magical effect. If you add something else to these words, then a certain contingent will definitely buy the book, regardless of its content.
Step 7
If none of the above methods worked for you, you can use one of the following templates:
"Doing something" ("Conquest of Abracadabr", "Bridging the Sorcerer");
"Do something" ("Love the Dragon", "Kill the monster");
"One and the Other" ("Cyril and Methodius", "The Soldier and the Dog");
"Something someone's" ("The Spell of Seraphima's Grandma", "Anastasia's Debut");
"Adjective noun" ("Heaven's Gate", "Beloved Home").
