Some might even go as far as saying that coming up with a captivating book title is more difficult than writing the book itself... Well, not really, but at the time it might feel like it.I've thought of an idea to assist in the never-ending process of creating the perfect title for your unique story and that is this: A lot of book titles are shaped around the below templates:___ of ___The ___ ______ and ___A ___ of ______ of ___ and ______ and the ___ of ___The ___ of ______ the ___ ___So what I'm going to ask you to do is list 2 - 3 vital words that truly encapsulate the feel of your story. And after that, ask yourself, "Do these 3 words fit the genre I'm writing?"For example, my soon-to-be-released novel is an epic fantasy tale and the 3 words that I personally believe make up my story are:1. Pembrim (a word I created for the tribal water-species in my book that has great meaning)2 and 3. Hidden World (well, because that's what the story is focused on, the whispers of a hidden world that no one has ever found... Until now)With the above examples, I created 'Pembrim: The Hidden Alcove' using the '___ the ___ ___' rule. You may wish to think of the following: weaponry, characters, the book's setting, words unique only to your story, hierarchy status, etc. Play with the words you first thought of above, you'll notice I changed 'world' to 'alcove' because the hidden world is only found through a small passage known as an alcove. Other examples:Life of PiThe Maze RunnerA Series of Unfortunate EventsChildren of Blood and BoneHarry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanThe Tribulations of August BartonStrange The Dreamerand so on.Try it, see what works for you and maybe even leave a comment below of what you decide to go with! Happy creating.PEMBRIM: THE HIDDEN ALCOVE COMING JUNE 4, 2018.