It opened me up to different and better writing styles, for one thing. I used to only read long, ongoing epic fantasy series, and because of that, I was stuck on one author’s writing for a long period of time, only to then jump into another long epic series. So branching away into YA fantasy, humor, and fairytale genres has taught me a lot about what all else is out there and the potential and many author voices. 🙂 I hope that makes sense.

I’d appreciate any recommendations!! 😉 Yes, I’ve seen you talk about this kind of research on your blog!! It’s very cool. And a smart way to think. 😎

It’s amazing how beneficial market research can be – and for reasons we might not think of at first. How do you think your research has helped you so far? What in particular have you learned from it?

Oooh, a Viking novel? Very cool! I’ll let you know if I come across any. 😉 And what you’re doing is exactly what I’ve been doing for my fairy character project (and what I’ll do in the near future for mermaids). So I hope it gives you the insights you’re looking for – and have fun!

All good points, Tori! And Googling ideas for titles isn’t a bad idea, either. Finding unique titles can be tough, but if we’re smart we can find ones that are both unique and appropriate for our story.

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