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“The time I remember is when I’m about 8 years old,” writes Victoria Blake in a recent issue of Creative Nonfiction. “My mother is serving pork chops 1950s style — bone in, with a little bit of applesauce. In my family, I’m known as a ‘picky eater.’ For example, I eat only the very outside of the meat because the bone terrifies me. There’s a chalky spot in the center which — I know now but didn’t know then — is marrow.
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Do you have problems finding just the right title for your book? You could try taking a leaf out of two of the best-selling books of this year and last year which have titles inspired by Shakespeare and The Bible.
Those two books are The Fault In Our Stars by John Green and Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee.
This entry was posted in Publishing and tagged bible, shakespeare, titles, writing on April 9, 2015 by First Edition Design Publishing.