What Do You Think Of These For Novel Titles?

Question

'The Treaty Death Himself Signed' and 'The Suspicions Of A Wolf For Dinner'.

They are something that I am writing in my spare time. They are both fiction and are pretty dark kind of reads. Like Horror crossed with insane amounts of imagination. I am 16...

Answer 1

The former is much better. It has deep meaning like that death comes on his way.

Answer 2

Pretty cool.  I like the first one best.

Answer 3

love the first one

Answer 4

I also like the first one. You could leave out the word 'himself' and it would sound better.

- The Treaty Death Signed -

Thats just my opinion. Its your book.

The second one is okay, but I suppose I'd have to read the content to understand the meaning properly. Maybe you're giving too much away with a title like that. I don't know - I'd have to read it first.

Good luck though.

Answer 5

There both really good! Good luck on your book and i hope it all works out for you! =]

Answer 6

I, like everyone else so far, like the fist one better, though I suggest you change it to,

"A Treaty Signed by Death Himself."

Just a thought, it's your book, so you'll know the best title for it! GOOD LUCK!

Answer 7

the first one is the best.

Answer 8

The first one's awkward (like others said the word "himself" needs to be moved or taken out. The second one doesn't really make sense...

Answer 9

I like the idea that the first title brings with it.  Although I agree with other people here - leaving out the 'himself' bit makes the title just that bit more snappier and gives it a sense of mystery.  The second I think (as someone else has said) I'd have to either read the blurb or the first couple of chapters to get the gist of.  Something just tells me it'd be a complex read, where as the first draws you in.

Hope this helps and good luck!