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Rather than construct a disagreeable poll
to vote on an arbitrary selection of potential
titles for our work-in-progress "The Mystery"
(The Mystery), I'd might be fun to hash it
out in real words.
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Trapped in the Mind Maze

.... this from an occasional reader of the Mystery threads.

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Peter Why wrote:Trapped in the Mind Maze

.... this from an occasional reader of the Mystery threads.

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Occasional reader! Impossible!
You're now the family's manservant.

EDIT{/b]: Sorry, that's been changed! You doing that has been deemed impossible.
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Personally, I like it as just The Mystery.

or, how about something Proustian . . . wait for it,

"Rememberance of Times Passed Out".

:D

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Post by earthcalling »

Although I have thought we could improve on 'The Mystery', I've failed to come with anything other than stupid ideas, like 'T is for Danger' or 'What Trevor and Tracey Did'.

So my vote is still with The Mystery.
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msirois wrote:Personally, I like it as just The Mystery.

or, how about something Proustian . . . wait for it,

"Rememberance of Times Passed Out".

:D

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earthcalling wrote:Although I have thought we could improve on 'The Mystery', I've failed to come with anything other than stupid ideas, like 'T is for Danger' or 'What Trevor and Tracey Did'.

So my vote is still with The Mystery.
Why don't you wait until you complete your chapter. Maybe you'll come up with something like:

It Didn't Happen In London After All
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Post by Cloud Mountain »

,
Please keep in mind the purpose of a title. Remember also that no one will know anything about this story before they listen to it. (These might also help us to uncover how this will end...)

A few suggestions:


The Two-Sided Mystery

Two Sides of a Mystery

The Chinchilla Mystery

The Mystery of the Non-Existent Chinchilla

The Mystery of the Thousand Year Old Chinchilla

The Mystery of the Chinchilla and the Two Falcons

The Chinchilla and the Five Blind Yogis

The Mystery of How Five Blind Yogis found the Chinchilla

The Mystery of Rebbecca's Lost Shoe

The Mystery of the Last Elder's Chinchilla

The Mystery of the Chinchilla's Lost Investment

and so on...

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Post by shortcircuit »

Cloud Mountain wrote: The Mystery of Rebbecca's Lost Shoe
Rebecca lost a shoe? Hm. Here are some things that just popped into my head (like daisies!):

Hidden Truths
Martians and Manuscripts
A Tale of Two Siblings (and many cities)
Between the Lines
...
Though I do like "Remembrance of Times Passed Out." :D
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Oh, I like Between the Lines! :D

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How about these?

T

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Personally, I like it as 'The Mystery.' It has a somber finality to it and seems appropriate to a group project.

The title reminds me of those photo projects where thousands of faces are layered to create 'The Face.'

Think the The Beatles, 'White Album,' not Spinal Tap's 'Black Album.'

Or we could have one of those really insufferable asterisk titles that are all the rage:

THE MYSTERY
*Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Trust My Inner Chinchilla
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TetoYasha wrote:Personally, I like it as 'The Mystery.' It has a somber finality to it and seems appropriate to a group project.

The title reminds me of those photo projects where thousands of faces are layered to create 'The Face.'

Think the The Beatles, 'White Album,' not Spinal Tap's 'Black Album.'

Or we could have one of those really insufferable asterisk titles that are all the rage:

THE MYSTERY
*Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Trust My Inner Chinchilla
The White Album Mystery

The Cylindrical Mystery

The Mystery of the Chinchilla's Cylinder
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Post by a.r.dobbs »

The Mystery -- a LibriVox Novel

Mystery in the Public Domain -- a LibriVox Intrigue

T is for Danger, L is for LibriVox



Have the classes offered any suggestions??
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Post by msirois »

a.r.dobbs wrote:
T is for Danger, L is for LibriVox
Oooh. I like that one.
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