Post: #51

The sub-title works great as is.

A couple of my titles from when we were brainstorming ideas at the time:
- Searching for Happy Hour
- Behind the Neon Curtain

In honor of Aurélie, you could also go with:
- Why the Long Face?

Post: #52

(04-29-2016 03:48 PM)Conscious Pirate Wrote:  International Shitlording: How To Shame A Nation & Get Away With It.

International Shitlording: How 90 Men Raped a Nation & Got Away With It.

Post: #53

(04-29-2016 08:05 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 03:48 PM)Conscious Pirate Wrote:  International Shitlording: How To Shame A Nation & Get Away With It.

International Shitlording: How 90 Men Raped a Nation & Got Away With It.

I'd go with "Mentally Raped", otherwise it wouldn't surprise me if Amazon pulled the title after the SJW's get a hold of it. Either that, or leave "rape" out of it altogether. SJW's aren't known for their sense of humor or being able to read between the lines.

Post: #54

Violated: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Establishment—And Won

not the best book cover, but you get the idea

Post: #55

(04-29-2016 06:54 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  Arresting visuals work.

Quick and dirty proof of concept. No decent fonts in this office.



I think the subtitle is too complex for casual readers. I'd go with something more along the lines of "How 90 Men Triumphed Over A Nation's Manufactured Media Hysteria". Even '...A Hysterical Nation' might be enough.

On the back I'd put an attention grabbing blurb about how "the consistent stupidity of the politicians, media and feminists in Canada suggests America should really be focused on building a Northern Wall."

Post: #56

^ this is great. Banada, lol.

It makes me think that trying titles on a cover is the way to go. You might want to see how it looks. Try a couple of titles, have someone do a couple of mock-ups, and take it from there. "The Rape of Canada" is so strong, I'd take notice of that if it were on a bookshelf, followed up with, "how 90 men assaulted feminists and free-speech censors ... and got away with it" .. I'd take a look, maybe have an illustration of liquids thrown in faces, etc.

Post: #57

"The Rape Of Canada" gets a great initial reaction, but may be interpreted as me continuing to troll on the rape topic.

Post: #58

The Long Way to Canada: How 90 men fought against the Establishment and won!

No tears for Canada: How 90 men fought against the Establishment and won!

Post: #59

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Here are the two I came up with (including sub-title):

1. The Battle Of Canada: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

What do you think?

I think between those two the first one is better by far. Canada Triggered might be a lost reference in 10 or more years, and may do more to date the book than grab readers.

The first one is ok but I think you could do better.

I was thinking the title should reference societal collapse in the past to sort of set the mood that what we're fighting against is something that will eventually bring the collapse of morals and society as we know it.

What other society saw a collapse of morality that, among other things, brought about its collapse? Rome. It even hits home harder because Rome is seen as the precursor to society today. Not to mention everyone knows about Rome and at least knows that it did collapse.

So how about something like "The Fall of New Rome and the Brave Men that stand against it". May also work better since Canada, though a big focus of the book, won't be the whole story.

Post: #60

(04-29-2016 09:41 PM)Luvianka Wrote:  The Long Way to Canada: How 90 men fought against the Establishment -And won!

No tears for Canada: How 90 men fought against the Establishment -And won!

Post: #61

(04-29-2016 09:37 PM)Roosh Wrote:  "The Rape Of Canada" gets a great initial reaction, but may be interpreted as me continuing to troll on the rape topic.

That's a good point, I'd drop it then.

Post: #62

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  1. The Battle Of Canada: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

I like the first title. For me it's timeless. The second one uses a popular term which will be discarded in a few years.

Post: #63

The Monologues of The Penis: How 90 men fought against the Establishment and won!

Post: #64

I like the first one but would rephrase to reduce words:

The Battle Of Canada: How 90 Men Conquered The Globalist Establishment

Post: #65

"The land of C(an)uck's"

"Carry on...in Canada"

"Where's the nearest pet shop in Montreal?"

"Full mountie"

Post: #66

(04-29-2016 09:37 PM)Roosh Wrote:  "The Rape Of Canada" gets a great initial reaction, but may be interpreted as me continuing to troll on the rape topic.

Agreed. I strongly recommend you keep "rape" out of the title, lest you get your books (and income) pulled. There are enough alternative titles that are creative that should work. Don't play into the SJW's hands, they'll attack you enough without giving them any extra fuel to the fire.

Post: #67

Here is a quick idea:

Post: #68

They Chased Me Down And Told Me To "Go Home" - How 90 Men Stood Up To The Globalist Establishment

Post: #69

(04-29-2016 09:37 PM)Roosh Wrote:  "The Rape Of Canada" gets a great initial reaction, but may be interpreted as me continuing to troll on the rape topic.

Agreed... "Rape" isn't the word you want your brand to "own".

Immutable law of Marketing #5 (Focus)

You don't want to solidify being "the rape guy" any more to the point that you're pigeon holed

IMO

Post: #70

"Don't Bang Canada"

"Canadian Hysteria: How the Voice of Neomasculinity Could not be Silenced"

"A dead bat in Canada"

Post: #71

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  So my next book is going to be a memoir about my lecture tour last year, focusing mostly on the drama that happened in Canada. I will also include a long epilogue that describes the meetup outrage that happened in February. Since the book primarily describes the Canadian events, I feel that should be the centerpiece of the title.

Here's the Table Of Contents:

Quote:Prelude
Prologue
1: The Idea
2: Berlin
3: London
4: Washington, D.C.
5: New York City
6: Montreal
7: Toronto
8: Homeward Bound
Epilogue 1: The Aftermath
Epilogue 2: The Worldwide Meetup Outrage
Transcript 1: The State Of Man Lecture
Transcript 2: Washington, D.C. Press Conference

I wanted the titles to be powerful and timeless, so that it catches the eye of someone 10 years down the road who may come across the cover. Therefore I don't think it should be overly descriptive, clever, or cute.

Here are the two I came up with (including sub-title):

1. The Battle Of Canada: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

What do you think?

If you suggest an alternate title that I use, I'll send you the first paperback copy. I'm planning to release the book in June.

I like #1 although title is a bit too long. And I kept thinking of the word "Battlefield".
For example,
"The Battlefield of Canada: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won"

Post: #72

La Rooshistance - How We Stood, and Won. (timeless)

Bang in the Belly of the Beast

State of Man - memoirs

Banging the Way to Victory

Post: #73

(04-29-2016 10:55 PM)Sooth Wrote:  Here is a quick idea:

For a quick idea, that's amazing. If it was my book, I'd absolutely use that.

Post: #74

Maybe the subtitle could be "How 90 Men Nixed Aurelie", or Nixing Aurelie

Post: #75

A dead bat in Uruguay