In fact, I recently received feedback that my single word title was too simplistic, and the reviewer was confirmed correct by an industry professional I know, and I still struggled to find the motivation to correct it. The whiny side of me didn’t want to put in the effort. But I did it. It’s better, too. So you know what’s going to happen when I sell it, right? They’re going to suggest changing it right away or not at all. I just know it. Oh well. Not a significant problem to have–I guess. Pouty face. Pouty face. Pouty face.
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That’s really sad when wet socks is news.
Out of all the books DLP has published, only two involved a title change.
It’s amazing that you’ve only changed two of the titles.
I never realized ceramic was used on jet engines.
Even if a publisher changes it, just know it’s probably for the best. And who know – they may love the new one.
I didn’t realize that ceramic was used on engines either. The title change is good. I can admit that now. I just had to put on my big-girl pants and stop whining.