Personally, I like my projects to have a title before I start writing, some people don’t feel this necessary. My debut novel, currently being queried, was originally called Drift.
Here is a collection of some of the covers I have created for it over the years (there are more).
You will also notice one is called Wipeout as originally there was two books but during a brutal edit, I cut loads , they became one.
I have recently changed the title of Drift to Jewel of the sea. Here is the current cover and can be read on Wattpad.
If you would like to learn more about creating a novel title please check out today’s featured post by Lorraine. She shares her simple and easy to use tips on how she develops her novel titles. Here is the link to her article: http://lorraineambers.com/2018/03/31/creating-a-catchy-novel-title/
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A good cover is very important as it catches the eye before reading it. Well done!
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Thank you 🙂
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I LOOOOOVE making mock covers for my WIPs! So much fun…and also a great way to procrastinate 😉 I’m also one of those people who usually comes up with the title really early in the process. Like, well before I start writing. I recently made a (relatively) minor change in the title of my fantasy WIP (from “Old Blood” to “Blood of Old”) and it caused a surprising amount of anxiety! Best of luck with your querying 🙂
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Thank you. It’s so good to hear of someone else that enjoys making the title at the start and creating book covers 🙂
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It’s so addictive, right?
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Yeah, I wish I could do it professionally x
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