K Garcia·Sep 13Book TitlesIn the 1990s, I used to constantly construct domain names. My friend Rob was like that, too. We’d encourage each other when we’d come…
InThe Lit LabbyApurva Khadye·Mar 7Famous Book Titles Inspired by ShakespeareA simple GuideA response icon1A response icon1
Carla I. Pinilla D.·Feb 24Naming Things in Fiction Is Hard, ActuallyNaming things in fiction can take people way longer than writing fiction. (It’s me. I’m “people.”)
InThe HavenbyBrian Dickens Barrabee·Jan 30I Scandalized the Book ClubMy subconscious betrayed meA response icon7A response icon7
Bill Benitez·Jan 7My First Publishing Job of 2026 Involves Republishing Four BooksWhy I’m Republishing These Books
Giorgio Coniglio·Nov 10, 2025B-r-a-v-e G-u-i-l-t-y S-e-n-s-e: a Swarm of Letter-Scrambles(initial anagrammatic outpouring — 100 items)A response icon1A response icon1
Brian Rouff·Nov 4, 2025Mr. TitlemanI love naming stuff. Albums, books, movies, businesses, pets, you name it. (Actually, I name it.) My goal is to get people to pay me for…
InThe Writing CooperativebyMargery Bayne·Jul 10, 2025Oh No! Someone Has The Same Book Title As MePracticalities of book title selectionA response icon9A response icon9
Brian Rouff·May 9, 2025Books I’ll Never Get to WriteI’m good at naming stuff. For years I’ve been throwing scraps of ideas into a file with pretend names of movies, bands, products, songs…
