Two days ago I was struck with a story idea after watching a Jane Seymour movie over at HBO channel called "
A Memory in my Heart." I have a character but I haven't found a good scene to introduce her and why she was admitted to a mental institution. Well, aside from losing several marbles.
Then, when a visiting psychiatrist takes her case history, some sort of six-degrees of separation type of thing happened inside the hospital and that her life started to piece together.
Anyway, while as I was mulling over that and getting into numerous dead ends, I received an e-mail about thinking a compelling title.
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Credit www.fantasticfiction.co.uk |
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Each title includes a an interesting element or two along with the mystery readers will be trying to solve during the read." Wow! And the short article made sense!
I remember every time I picked up a
Hardy Boys book or a
Nancy Drew book, I was trying to solve the connection of the title to the story inside. Why was it the Mystery of the
Four-headed Dragon or who is the
Captive Witness? The
Melted Coins title was compelling from the list prepared at the site and I haven't read this one.
Read more here
: 25 Hardy Boys Titles Writers Should Study | scribbleplay
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ReplyDeleteyes,these candlesticks are my own work..and all paintings,yewelry,decorations and photos published on my blog and signed as flyinamber or meister ;)
I would like to have more time for my hobbies but I'm employed with full work time so days are often to short for me ;)
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Goodluck! You have very beautiful works. I understand how time feels so short. I also would like to get started with beading someday too. Lolz. The photos of flowers and that flower sculpture were very lovely! Hope you get to spend some time with your projects this coming weekend too. :D
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