The second one just rings better.... It seems catchier.
Sounds like a good theme for a story. I wish you the best with it.
Sounds like a good theme for a story. I wish you the best with it.
Title
I'm here again in need of help. Well, to hear third party's thoughts on it.
I'm going to update the short story's title. The story is an urban fantasy, with the main character being a fairy. So, right now, I have three possibilities that I can't decide between them.
The possibilities:
The Fairy Love
The Fairy in Love
The Fairy's Love
I'm going to update the short story's title. The story is an urban fantasy, with the main character being a fairy. So, right now, I have three possibilities that I can't decide between them.
The possibilities:
The Fairy Love
The Fairy in Love
The Fairy's Love
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The first one rings the best. It reads like a book title with a little mystique as to the story, as opposed to a sentence which tells the reader what it is about.
How about dropping the "The" and going with "Fairy in Love"?The first one rings the best. It reads like a book title with a little mystique as to the story, as opposed to a sentence which tells the reader what it is about.
I agree, I too voted for it.The first one rings the best. It reads like a book title with a little mystique as to the story, as opposed to a sentence which tells the reader what it is about.
If it's an urban fantasy about a fairy in love all of the titles are just so on the nose. Why not try "A Fairy's Tale"?
EDIT: Okay, this just popped into my head and I really liked it: "A fairy kind of love".
Dee
EDIT: Okay, this just popped into my head and I really liked it: "A fairy kind of love".
Dee
Thank you all for voting and expressing your opinion. I really appreciate that you explained why you like a certain title.
"A fairy kind of love" it's a good title, too.
Thank you.The second one just rings better.... It seems catchier.
Sounds like a good theme for a story. I wish you the best with it.
Good point.The first one rings the best. It reads like a book title with a little mystique as to the story, as opposed to a sentence which tells the reader what it is about.
That would work too.How about dropping the "The" and going with "Fairy in Love"?
It is about a fairy in love. We learn about it in the first two paragraphs.If it's an urban fantasy about a fairy in love all of the titles are just so on the nose. Why not try "A Fairy's Tale"?
EDIT: Okay, this just popped into my head and I really liked it: "A fairy kind of love".
Dee
"A fairy kind of love" it's a good title, too.
So, I went with Fairy in Love.
Again, thank you all for sharing your opinions with me and for voting.
Again, thank you all for sharing your opinions with me and for voting.
Would sound better with an "a" in it: "A fairy in Love".So, I went with Fairy in Love.
Again, thank you all for sharing your opinions with me and for voting.
But that's just me.
Dee
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