Comment the Story Title.

Oooo, I really like that title. It seems like it would be really exciting or at least something that a person should read just so that they can figure out the baptism by fire in the first place.

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Some Little Princesses
(posted)

I like it. It makes me curious and gives me imagery of little girls or Disney princesses or teenagers obsessed with innocence and fantasy. Basically it paints a lot of possibilities.

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Milk.
(working title)

Makes me think of the movie about Harvey Milk, so if I didn't know what it was about from your tumblr () I might be confused and go into it with assumptions.

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Breakable.
(working title)

I like it. It makes me picture either someone who gets broken down a lot or someone who refuses to be broken, but I do expect to see a character-based or character-centric fic.

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Milk.
(unposted)

It conjures to mind many things either innocent or not that could be possible with such a title, but since I know what the title is for, it makes me giggle and believe it is highly appropriate and yet beautifully simple.

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Heaven Help You
(posted)

It interests me into whether the story is second person point of view or not. And I like that it gives a hint that the story probably is a sad or angst-filled one, but doesn't tell me the genre. I'm getting both religious vibes and drama vibes from it.

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Ways to Keep Warm in Winter
(unposted)

I like how many W's there are. I also think it sounds sort of sweet, or also like there might be sex in it. But at the same time, I could see how it would also work for a darker fic, maybe something to do with alcohol.

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You Writer, You Liar.
(posted)

I really like it, mostly because I think it's very true which makes it clever. Writers are the best liars, if they're good at what they do. The title makes me image that this story is about a couple in which one of them is a temperamental and unreliable.

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Varicose Fangs
(posted)

It's interesting 'cause it's a play on varicose veins, yes? Varicose are the ones near the surface, right? It pretty much makes me think of vampires. But it's also witty, so it makes me think of the badass vampires that Christopher Moore writes about.

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Ryan's Blush.
(unposted)

It makes me think of a very shy person who gets embarrassed easily. I'm guessing it's a character-based story, which I really love to read. It's simple, which I like, but it's very intriguing.

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Under the Great White North (working title)

That title reminds me of my home, and makes me think of a winter theme, maybe?

Let's see...
Leather Bound

Makes me think of Chainsaw Massacre.

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Killing the Stars.

I like it. It makes me wonder what symbolism the stars have in the story and if killing is a metaphor as well.

What Z Berg Wants.
(working title)

Interesting. It doesn't exactly catch my eye, but I wonder about what it is enough that I'd read the story.

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Rubies

[Posted. Poem, actually. But I'm thinking of turning it into a story...]

It's rather intriguing. It makes one curious where you're going with the subject of rubies since there are so many ways you could go with it

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His Ring
(unposted)

Ooh, it sounds intriguing. Like, who is he? Does he even exist? Literally or figuratively? And what's a ring got to do with it? I have heaps of questions. It kind of makes me think of magic - like some person's ring of people.

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Marx Falls
[unposted]

Very intriging, since Marx is a fairly unusual name. Makes me wonder who this person is, and whether it's a metaphoric fall or an actual fall.

The Fairy's Tale
(unposted)

I like that it gives me the vibe of a fairy tale. It basically makes me wonder if it's from the point of view of an actual fairy or if it's simply "the other side" of a fairy tale.

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The Aftermath of a Car Crash.
(unposted)

I like it. It tells you pretty much what has happened, without giving everything away. I think I've read a story with that title, though.

Thirty Odd Occurrences In Your Everyday Life
(posted)

^
There's actually no car crash in the story.

I like it. It makes me think that these things will be specific and that there will either be thirty chapters or thirty headers. I also wonder if it focuses on a specific person and if it's told in first, second, or third narrative.

The Life and Times of a Las Vegas Bandslut.
(unposted)