Would you read this book I wrote?

Question

Ok, for those who have seen this it is about the same book:

I am thinking about making a book about this wolf demon( think Inuyasha) who must save the world from a great evil. The problem is she doesn't want to do and if she does she will die. There is also a group of people known as the Renegades, they help keep the world in balance and make sure that no power is greater than the other. they mainly protect the Earth, Sky, and Sea. When the great evil appears in the world, the world turns into a place like Lord of the Rings. The demon, also, lost her family and many friends. The only family she has left is her older brother. That is the main story line. I have yet to come up with a name, so if you want to you can make some suggestions.


I now have come up with some ideas about the name of my main character.

Her name will be Okami( wolf in Japanese) Ryu( dragon in Japanese)
Her nickname will be Goldleaf.
Please tell me if you like those names.

I still have not come up with a title for the book. so some suggestions would be helpful.

the demon is like Koga but more powerful. and the setting is our world but in a different time maybe in the future. I don't know yet.

TypeANegative-- Yes I do love Japaese culture, and am curently call mangagirl by my art teacher.

Answer 1

Konnchiwa, I like your line of thought in this story...as you continue writing scenes and settings, may I suggest paste or stick a note on your comp with temporary names of the protagonists and the antagonists. The main ones that is, to keep you going with the story line.
Also a temporary title in big letters on paper in front of your comp.
As you get into the middle of the book, make it interesting to keep the reader from being bored. Also have a good hook at the beginning.
One final thought...watch your spelling and grammar structure.
Yes I would like to read it, I'll bye it if it is in print.
Good luck.....peace......

Answer 2

I might. Are you were interested in learning about Japan, genuinely cared about the Japanese culture and language, and handled your subject matter respectfully and skillfully, I most likely would; you'd be surprised how many people try to appropriate Japanese culture/words/phrases/symbols and so on, just to look cool without applying themselves to learn anything. Also, some of them mooch around looking for plot lines to lift and ideas to steal. It's really dangerous to put out as much information as you already have. You sound very intelligent. Good for you.

Answer 3

No, I wouldn't read something like this. I hv absolutely no interest in this genre. But, it seems like most of the other answerers r very positive about ur idea. So go for it! Never give up on a dream!

Good luck!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Thank you, but I spend time in Another BOOK.....! The BIBLE!

(2Timothy 2:15) Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth.

(1Samuel 3:21) And the LORD appeared again in Shiloh: for the LORD revealed himself to Samuel in Shiloh by The Word of the LORD.

Thanks, RR

Answer 6

I think that would be wicked cool, i love fantasy/sci fi, and I would read it if it came out- ur name doesn't happen to be Loosh goldberg, does it?

Answer 7

Sounds like it could be interesting.
Good luck.

Answer 8

It sounds really good.
I like to write myself.
You're very brave for putting your writing out there like that; good for you.
I like the names, by the way.
Good luck with that!

Answer 9

i would read a book,
if it had alot of action like how the demon is and stuff like dat

Answer 10

I think the book sounds good. I would read it.