Naming things is hard so Russell Davies has come up with this helpful guide to picking a title for your next book. It’s bound to be a bestseller. (Hat tip: IO9 the site with the best tagline – ‘we come from the future’.)
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Naming things is hard so Russell Davies has come up with this helpful guide to picking a title for your next book. It’s bound to be a bestseller. (Hat tip: IO9 the site with the best tagline – ‘we come from the future’.)
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So good, you shouldn’t forget a series of roman numerals following theory to account for all the sequels that will follow.
Or you could just make each of the adjectives a comparative: The Slow Now’s sequel would then be “The Slower Now” and perhaps even “The Slowest Now.” It would work brilliantly. If only writing a book was as easy as coming up with a title.
Right — and “Re-Slowing Now” for a decade hence. (The revival title.)
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Hilarious. I think “The Slow Now” has best-seller written all over it….
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The Slow Now also sounds a bit like a book on meditation. Cheers, Matthew
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