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I'm currently in the (objectively good but subjectively torturous) place where I've got something 99% finished and I now I just have to find it a title ...
I know folk who *start* with a title, (and right now I'm all kinds of envious of them!), and others for whom it's as organic and intrinsic as the character's names, and still others, like me, who tend to be left thinking "can I get away with calling it 'the one where the spiders attack and then there's kissing in caves'?" as a deadline rushes towards them.
How does that work for you?
/ nosy
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synecdochic just posted more writing meta, this time on evoking consistent mood - as always, while the examples may be fanfic, the advice more than stands for original, and many of these posts come closer to explaining How things Work For Me than any published writing guide I've ever come across.
I know folk who *start* with a title, (and right now I'm all kinds of envious of them!), and others for whom it's as organic and intrinsic as the character's names, and still others, like me, who tend to be left thinking "can I get away with calling it 'the one where the spiders attack and then there's kissing in caves'?" as a deadline rushes towards them.
How does that work for you?
/ nosy
In other news:
synecdochic just posted more writing meta, this time on evoking consistent mood - as always, while the examples may be fanfic, the advice more than stands for original, and many of these posts come closer to explaining How things Work For Me than any published writing guide I've ever come across.Tags: