Whats a good name for a book?

Question

Whats a good name for a book?
i am writing an apocalyptic storyline of a world after world war III if you have a name for this story and i pick it for the story i will give you the credit for the name

i am writing an apocalyptic storyline of a world after world war III if you have a name for this story and i pick it for the story i will give you the credit for the name .do not say i am stealing left behinds plot be cause trhis is about nuclear winter

Answer 1

I come up with a few names :

Charge Of Attacks(Sounds weird, eh?)

Days After World War lll(Sounds like those history books)

Wars Of --The Year that you put in the book--

The Invasions

World War lll Ends

Protect The Country

Joint Forces

That's all I can think off. Hope it helps :)

Answer 2

Well, I think you would have to have read the whole book to come up with a name that really suits it. Or the BEST name for it, really. Not sure I could come up with one that would apply to ANY post-World War III story and still be specific enough that it didn't seem like you gave no thought whatsoever to it. It's fun to read a book and find out WHY it's named what it is. I think a title should be specific and, at the beginning, it should be a little unclear why a book HAS any given title. So you're the only one who can come up with a really good name for your own book.

Answer 3

Era Phoenix
Day One
Eden Two
Eden Revisited
Clean Slate
Take Two
A Parting of the Clouds
The Spoils of Shame

Answer 4

The best post-apocolyptic novels I've read are "Ridley Walker" (named after the title character - is that an option for you?) and "The Chrysalids".

I really can't think of anything terribly original, but these suggestions may spark some better ideas from yourself or others:

"Out of the Ashes"

"We Go On"

"Gods and Fools"

Or something along the lines of "A detailed account of the first wave of survivors 2067 - 2093"

Answer 5

the imminent disaster
calamitous
inauspicous
deplorable
the strongest moment of ruvulsion

normally the one worded books makes me want to pick up a book, especailly, when the word is unique and unused.
get a very descriptive photo that has the entire meaning, yet no meaning at all. example, a young mother holding a dying child in fear. it shows the anxiety you feel towards the end of world war 3, and yet, shows how there still can be hope.

Answer 6

Almost like starting over, the idea of such might not be out of the question to far in the distance. It would the bases for an almost second begining, thus my suggestion is: Creation 2

Almost suggesting that the world gets a second chance from those fortunate enough to survive such an event. Thus they are the base for "Creations Second Chance" or "Creation 2".

Answer 7

The Third Time in Hell

Freezing Pistols

Life after Death

White Flags are down

Answer 8

Tattered

Is It Over Yet?

So Tired

Midnight

Fire Destroying

All The Things That Are Gone

You could probably twist these around and combine them or add onto them or whatever to make them better or to fit your story more. These are pretty generic.

Answer 9

How about Reach For The Sky

Answer 10

It's probably been used, but "Not with a Bang," which is from a poem--"this is the way the world ends, this is the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a whimper"--might be effective.