Greenwolf103
10-01-2008, 03:54 AM
I am thinking of changing the title of the writing book I'm working on. Currently, I'm using the title
Trimming the Fat: A Writer's Guide to Revision
But now I'm thinking of going with this one:
Been There, Done That: Advice From Writers for Revising Your Writing
I was thinking of using that title instead since the book heavily relies on things writers have learned when revising their stories, articles, poems, etc. It's the thing my editor often says when she and I swap stories. Haha. So I figured, why not? It's pretty much advice from writers who HAVE "been there, done that."
What do you think? Good? Bad?
When I find a publisher for this book, maybe h/she will have a better title idea. (I have YET to get the proposal finished up and I'm already on Chapter 20. Sigh!)
Trimming the Fat: A Writer's Guide to Revision
But now I'm thinking of going with this one:
Been There, Done That: Advice From Writers for Revising Your Writing
I was thinking of using that title instead since the book heavily relies on things writers have learned when revising their stories, articles, poems, etc. It's the thing my editor often says when she and I swap stories. Haha. So I figured, why not? It's pretty much advice from writers who HAVE "been there, done that."
What do you think? Good? Bad?
When I find a publisher for this book, maybe h/she will have a better title idea. (I have YET to get the proposal finished up and I'm already on Chapter 20. Sigh!)