Create a Title for the novel above you.

I like this -- how about "Return to Tower of Babel."

that's what happens when there is a mad god in your life! lol

Let's see. I have a group of 5 people. Do you think the title would be too long though if it were 5 get dementia in the 8th?

Did you like the 8th of Dementia, or the ones I put in my post? Thanks for replying, btw!

I like this one... Would totally read a book with that title.

The Perception Dimension?

The Crazy Eighth. its a pun on the card game crazy 8's lol.

I love funny Sf. What about just calling it "Eight" and relying on humorous cover art to convey tone?

Or...

"Eight Wires Crossed" ... eight keeps coming up, and you said there were communication woes plus mad god complications. Eight friends in it too? Eight tasks to face each fear...the god of crazy eights??? hummm.

The Eighth Craze

"Degrees of Insanity"

Pieces of Eight (put pirates in it!)

The Eighth Dimension

The Eighth Dimentian.... This is GOLDEN. I would buy this book based 90% on title! As would many, many Piers Xanthony fans. Keep it! :)

i was considering a story like this a while back but instead a magical being created a demension inside our own. He loved to play games and used this demension as a game board, it was set up as a maze, that would test and torment the players. He would call certain and unfortunate people to be the players in this game. some stumbled upon it by accident (bermuda triangle). If they could not, and most did not, find their way out of the maze they were forced to become part of the game for eternity. I had planned on calling the magical being the Minator.

I was going to call this story, The Minator's Maze or Minator's Maze.
just a suggestion :)

I'm sorry, I don't have a title for you, but I just want to say...that sounds like an AWESOME story.

8 of dementia
The 8th perception
Ways to survive the 8th dimension
Pulled
The game of 8
the eighth game
games of 8
(sorry about those 3. i got hooked on the idea of 'game')
The 8 game
Magic 8
(pun on magic eight ball)
My final answer id 'maybe'
(no idea where that one came from)

cheldear wrote:
Please let me know what you think of these titles (synopsis below) The Eighth Dementia or The Eighth Dementian

Synopsis: This is a sci/fi parody. A group of friends are accidentally pulled into the 8th dimension. They land on a planet that was created and run by a mad god (meaning, crazy god). Each person within the group sees the world completely differently, and they must find a way to communicate with each other and work together. Each person has to face his or her own greatest fear to its logical conclusion. Of course, hilarity ensues, because the god is nuts etc etc.

Hence, the pun on the word dementia.

Thoughts? Other ideas? I want to make sure it doesn't sound too terribly serious.

The Eighth Dementia

How about, "It takes a Village"?

Talk is Cheap

Well...looks like I need another as I was titling for the mermaid story....I like Beyond the Veil suggested below...In the Circle Something Hides.

Courts of Intrigue, Bloodstained Satin, Danger Among the Roses (for the courtesans were often the flowers of the court)

How about... Game of Thrones? Oh, wait...

Just playin'. Serious suggestion would be "Til it's Gone."

Murder Rose
The Red Court
The Greatest Weapon (ie her sexuality - which as a courtesan I'm assuming she'll use to get her revenge)

I like broad evocative titles, so I'd suggest "Fallen" or "The Fallen."

I am in need of a title for my nano novel.

Basically my novel is about a girl who lives in New York and wants to be admitted into a prestigious dance school (like juliard) so she can join a ballet company. She has these mysterious purple eyes and looks like no one in her family, and is a little different than everyone else. Through a series of events, she finds a Fae and he takes her into his world (actually more like tricked her, he grabbed her purse and ran away with it, and she chased him down) She finds out that she is actually a changling and is not even human. The queen of the Sealie court (summer) says that she will never return to the human world, and no one bothers to tell her why. Eventually she figures out that she has some sort of power that she herself cannot use, but she has the ability to maximize anyone's magic powers. So basically everyone is trying to trick and use her for their own gain, and she has to figure out how to stop it.
any ideas ?

I need help! like a lot. OS i have my synopsis up, but ill edit that along in November, to make it more interesting and more understandable. But any help would be nice

Might as well... This should get interesting. =) NaNoWriMo is my brain vomit adventure, so bear with me - get creative, please!

"Dom, an orphaned, well-read girl, does the unthinkable. She accepts a book from - yes, the unthinkable - a stranger. (Insert: gasp.) Join her as she falls through time, dimensions, and anything else unstable. Comma-hopping and cloud surfing included. Rooms are 56 neurons per night, room service not included unless you hand over some frontal lobe cells. However, there is always complimentary hot chocolate."

Like I said, I am abandoning sensibility to get the creativity flowing. Thanks!

"above you" where? I'd do it, but all the posts on this forum are about the one book, the mermaid one. Is there going to be a separate forum where people post their synopses?

Blood in the Water
Pull Me Under

Sleeping with the Fishes-or-Sleeping with the Mermaids. (As in the old mob pun.)

Blood Tredders or Blood Swimmers?

I was thinking a nice, simple title for a murder mystery like is might be "Deep Sixed."

The red see...get it :D

I too could use a title---

Arliss is vain, irreligious, and apathetic of much of the world around him. So when he is badly scarred by the mustard gas of the trenches, he proclaims with complete confidence, he would rather live one day with his perfect face, than the rest of his days a monster. As a result of that statement he later finds himself skeptically accepting an offer by a mysterious doppelganger: "I will give you my face, if you will give me your fate."

The last thing Arliss Ayres wanted was immortality.

And so begins a search for answers, for a loophole in this twisted contract with an entity that seems to not even exist. What follows is a journey progressing through the first half of the twentieth century, as a grim world of dark magic, amaranthine, and the macabre reveals itself. But decades can change a man. As a now increasingly distant objective justifies a tangled web of lies, avarice, and contracts, he realizes,
He traded a grotesque appearance, for being a monster of another kind.

Catch a Mermaid by the Tail

Things can be uncertain when the government of a massive city isn't what it seems. Sure the city may seem safe, but safe from what? What if the threat actually lives inside the city? Government corruption, a failed assassination plot and someone who's determined to find the truth and expose it to the public. But the biggest question remains, can Talia keep ahead of all this while managing to not lose everything in the process?

There's going to be a bit of parkour in the novel, so I had the working title of Free Run (which is a play off of the term free running), but it doesn't feel like the perfect title yet.