Fictional detectives

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A School named after a scientist famous for discovering a new element, can be a little allusion to a story about a superhero created after a student messes around in the laboratory- or whatever you please. Violence, drugs and tough language occur frequently. I really look forward to your suggestions, Thanks!

Played by on the 1984-1992 series. Some good private school names are Parkside Preparatory School, St. Add adjectives that describe them such as tiny, smart, little, and happy to help boost the appeal of the name, when possible. Is it really that important?

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I just noticed that we crossed the 50,000 point in our submissions system sometime in the last month. I thought it might be fun to do a quick analysis of the most popular story titles in that pile. Posted in:Post navigation Every single one of those titles seems to threaten me with a really, really dull, amateurish, not-yet-learned-the-craft story. Learning good private story names see it or not in your own writting, rather than trying to start with a cliff hanger, as a big part of learning the craft, I think. I should also mention that 88% of the titles authors used were unique. Working on a way to dig deeper into all this data. Could be a fun writing prompt to jumble the titles and write to that. I have used almost all of them. Does that mean my stories are popular. Maybe I can get Edward to collaborate with me. How amazing would that be. Viral Memes here we come. Note: some overlap and these are just the first categories that jumped out at me, a mix of very precise i. So, What did I learn. The title of very first story I wrote and submitted was on your top ten. I have work to do. I will try harder at being more original. A less confident person might crawl under the covers and give it all up. Instead, I considered the sources and did some thinking. I have an idea for a new character-driven story now. I even have a title, not on your good private story names The Bloviator. Yes, the name-calling should stop. The post was about common story titles, not good story titles or bad story titles. Interestingly, there have been people pointing out good stories with those titles and others pointing out how they find the titles boring. The followup post which contains the Wordle of the most commonly used words seems to have encouraged people to think of interesting ways to combine those words into fun or unusual titles. The best title is the one that does the story justice. Sometimes that will be common, but more often than not, it will be unique. Which is viewed poorly by some people commenting. While this article is only mildly interesting, it gets into some philosophy with out even trying.

Six of the books were made into movies for television, by and. Jersey Man Magazine published an article about Parker chronicling his career, focusing on the barn burning cases Parker solved in the early 1900s in New Jersey. I think when characters or scenes are close to our hearts, it shows. McKenna told the man to call the police and he moved his car to block the entrance to the garage. Use Fido and your street Confused? Later, Sir 's became the most famous example and remains so to this day. Sometimes that will be common, but more often than not, it will be unique.