I'm writing a book and I'm trying to come up with a title?

Question

its about an elf thet is in conflict with a demon king , who is her father and niether of them know it.

Answer 1

What is the elf's name?....that should be part of the title such as The -------( Fate, Battle, Conflict, Story, Legend,etc.) of ---------

Answer 2

The Prodigal Elf.
Like An Elf In The Night.
Elf Off Demon Daddy !
It's None Of Your Elffing Business Who My Father Is.
Come To Daddy Demon.
The Dark King's Daughter.

Answer 3

Well, the first step is coming up with a character. You want he/she to have a personality that seems human. It is good to put a little of yourself in them because then you can relate and write better. For coming up with a story, use a plot chart. If you think, it will come to you. For a title, just think of what kind of story it is and then use a metaphor. EXAMPLE: A story with a troubled relationship; Every Rose has it's Thorns. It may sound childish, but use the CLAPS method as an outline. C: character(s) L: location(s) A: action P: problem S: solution 1 (doesn't work) S: solution 2 (doesn't work) S: solution 3 (does work) I came up with this out of the top of my head. Just think of one part of the story then see where your mind takes you. C: Jenny, Age 26. Loves horses Aunt Laura: Passion for fashion L: Kansas, then Chicago A: Moving from Kansas to Chicago P: can't keep horse S: not every story has all three solutions Looks for new home... yada yada Back of book: Jenny loves her little home in Kansas. Se lives there with her horses. SHe could sit on her horse and look over the fields all day. The way her cozy farmhouse felt even in the thickest rain; The way the air always felt so pure, the way it blew thru her hair as she sat on the fence post. Love was the only word to describe her endless emotion for her home. But, she didn't know that a twirling gust of powerful wind could not just take away her home, but all that loved. She was forced to move to a crowded city apartment building with her aunt Laura. Will she be able to move on with her life, or will she not dare give in to the thought of fresh air, horses whom she loved, and miles of fertile land with not a building in sight being only a memory. Just think about it. You don't have to wrack your brain. Just let your mind take you were it may. Good Luck!!

Answer 4

Well there is a story in the Iranian Books of Kings that is something like that. It's called the tragedy of Shorab and Rostom. It's a great story. It's hard to answer your question though because you really can't just give a title to a book with a sentence synopsis of the book. You really have to look into the context of the book and find a fitting title. It may come to you.

Answer 5

That Night in the Pub (and what happened eighteen years later) or however old your elf is.

Demonic

Relative

Things I (or your elf's name, if it's told in third person) Don't (or doesn't) know

I think it's best to finish the book before you give it a title, and it also depends on your writing style, like if your book is funny or what. it also depends on what they're fighting over, so maybe you could tell us that?

Answer 6

The Elfen Chronicles...Heir to the Throne...Spawn of the Demon King...Between Two Worlds...Of Demons and Elves...

Answer 7

The Elven Princess

Answer 8

Demon Disguised
I can feel it coming already. The SHOCK!!!
I love the sound of your book. I'll keep an eye on the market to see if you publish it.
PUBLISH IT!
=D

Answer 9

I would advise that you obtain an editor.

The Legacy of the Demon King.

Answer 10

I wish i knew her name!

The Chronicles of such and such
please tell me the name of the elf so i can add more