3 Nov 2011
Book Title Generator: Chapter Titles
This page is ridiculously popular – it’s the most viewed page on the blog. I’ll make this easy for you, then. If you are looking to generate chapter titles, here you go:
That is a webpage I built that can generate chapter titles. It is pure javascript, and should work in all browsers. It is also completely free of charge. All you have to do is go to the page, check the box besides “Include This Many Chapter Titles”, and press the Generate button. That’s it!
Here’s a sample of the results:
CHAPTER 1: A PUZZLING REQUEST
CHAPTER 2: AUNT HOUSE
CHAPTER 3: THE PLOT FOR VENGEANCE
CHAPTER 4: THE FINGERPRINTS
CHAPTER 5: ARABIC INTRIGUE
CHAPTER 6: THE DANGEROUS TRAILER
CHAPTER 7: A HAZARDOUS MISSION
CHAPTER 8: THE PUZZLE OF THE LIGHTS
CHAPTER 9: THE GRUESOME AQUARIST
CHAPTER 10: LOST
CHAPTER 11: ON THE DERELICT
CHAPTER 12: THE UNWELCOME INTRUDER
CHAPTER 13: CANNONBALLS OF FIRE
CHAPTER 14: THE CATASTROPHE OF PATRICIA
CHAPTER 15: HIDDEN LETTER
CHAPTER 16: THE OTHER BARGE
CHAPTER 17: MORE DANGER
CHAPTER 18: DIRE THREATS
CHAPTER 19: THE PECULIAR MONOCLE
CHAPTER 20: MYSTERIES REVEALED
Enjoy!
Great start!
A quick look at the chapter titles of the TS books on hand shows that about 1/3 of the titles should have a word related to one of the inventions or primary setting of the book. Also, about 1/20 mention a test of some kind. The others appear just as random as these.
Mike
November 4th, 2011 at 12:02 pmpermalink
You know, that’s interesting – I hadn’t noticed. I’ll have to check into that. Thanks for pointing it out! That’s very subtle.
Another thing I need to do is add an option to have the last chapter title be something related to victory or success. The last chapter in Jetmarine is “Victory”; Rocket Ship ends with “A Record Victory”. Not all of them end this way, but some do, and it would be a nice thing to add.
joncooper
November 4th, 2011 at 12:10 pmpermalink