Is Timewise the Perfect Title?
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Re: Is Timewise the Perfect Title?
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I also expected the book to be sci-fi, similar to 'Worldlines' by Adam Guest. Reading about the book did disappoint me a little.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 23:55 When I first came across the book, I thought it was addressing how time affected our daily lives. The cover art also portrayed the scientific concept of time. But after reading the book, I believe the author could have chosen a different title to entice the reader. Ron is on a journey to find out who he is and what he is capable of doing. Did you find Timewise to be appropriate, or do you have other suggestions for a better title?
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I completely agree. Even though the title is science/physics-related, it does not just seem very catchy.Aditi Sapate wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 04:18 Since the book has a lot to do with Physics, I think that 'Timewise' is the perfect title. It gives a certain idea about the themes portrayed. However, maybe a catchy phrase added to the title would be more welcome.
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Using an unrevealing title can sometimes be a double-edged sword, although the fact that the book did have to do with time-travel makes the title quite appropriate.Joseph_ngaruiya wrote: ↑01 Nov 2020, 12:16I agree with the unrevealing aspect of it. Before I could start reading the book, I had a couple of assumptions on what it was about. I believe that is part of the reason I chose to read the sample and finally the entire book.
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Those who don't agree, what would you have titled the book?
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