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The Arc: Elenio (English)
Sarah didn’t really listen to Jo until she got back into the chair and saw Jo pull out a small book from under his uniform.
Sarah saw the title and she almost spat out.
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what is he doing?
“Artemis.”
Jo flipped through the bookmarked book and started reading.
“Boromeus?”
“Carius? Denias?”
Jo was getting impatient when none of his guesses were right.
He again mentioned a few names, then finally hung up the phone in resignation.
“You think an alien would name a child using a book like that??” Sarah couldn’t help but laugh when Jo gave her a stupid look.
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One True Love: A Love Mark Fantasy Romance
Joy!
Making High Cliff a kingdom where they started people’s names with vowels was my tricky way of setting it up so that I can fill in more of my alphabetical goals in later books if I turn the story into a series, which I probably will, and hopefully get some more heroes and heroines’ names checked off my list.
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TAMED BY THE ONE HE WRONGED
Virelle said suddenly.
"It was- ummm, it was ummm .... give me a sec, I need to see this message,” I said before the strict boarding school headmistress snatched the phone away from me, the screen showing my guilt.
"You don't even remember his name, even though you created him !" Virelle hissed as she closed the document containing character names on my phone.
"That is nothing new. I could not remember Joy's wolf's name in the whole story and felt too lazy to check it up so I used "Joy's wolf" everywhere instead of the darn wolf's name." I countered.
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Astral Odyssey: Dying Ember
"So my preferences don’t extend to the genre of the book, huh?"
BaoBao shook his head with big innocent eyes.
Luna returned her attention to the book. "Who could I be this time? There's really too little on characters besides the lead couple and Ward."
"Hmmm… Maybe it'll be like the previous world? Oh... Then you'll definitely own it!" BaoBao started doing a little dance and wriggle.
Luna frowned. "There're too many side characters that appeared just for the plot. It won't be like the previous book." Luna closed the book with a resigned sigh. She had never successfully guessed who she would be in the story thus far.
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Fuel Me, Break Me, Love Me
I say to Dalon, and he gives me a strange look.
“I am trying not to judge the name, but I am struggling a bit here.” He says and I have to remind myself that not all people read fantasy like it is a lifeline.
“I named him after one of my favorite book boyfriends.” I tell him and he looks horrified now.
“I have to compete with fictional men now?” He asks, making me laugh harder.
“My big pup is Abraxos.” I say between laughs when I can actually catch my breath.
“Where do people get these names? That can’t be a name for a male character in your books.” He says.
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The Misadventures of Anastasia Collins
Mary pointed out.
"My character is–not me. But since you're here, I think I should clear my name now completely. But lets start with the introduction first. As I have said, my character is Isaac Henry, the protagonist of the book 'The Most Wanted Person' and yes–I was indeed came from the same world as yours and used to have the name 'Napoleon'." He started.
Mary stared at him in wide eyes.
"Napoleon? As in the author of the book?" She asked in complete itshock.
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The Indomitable Huntress & the Hardened Duke
When I started Book One, I would have never thought this would be the direction I’d take in Book Three, especially not when I was writing the first few chapters of my debut, but here we are.
I named the female lead Sushmita after my closest friend in the sixth form (she doesn’t know yet), coupled with Alagumalai which means “beautiful mountain” and is part of the name of my favorite English teacher (she doesn’t know either). I almost chickened out and was going to use something generic, but the tale didn’t carry the spark I wanted as I began writing, so I swapped it back. If either of them ever read this, I hope… hm, what do I hope for? I hope they won’t mind and see it as me projecting them
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The Alpha's Eternal Mate
The Beta gave me one last hard look, his gaze heavy with suspicion, before following suit.
Now, it was just the two of us.
Marcus stood tall, his imposing figure dominating the room. His piercing eyes pinned me in place, and for a moment, I forgot how to breathe.
“What's your name?," he asked, his voice low but filled with authority.
"I…I…my name?," I stammered, clutching my trembling hands together to stop them from shaking. He raised his brows with a slight smirk playing on his lips. How did I stupidly skip on looking for a befitting name for my new character? I had to think fast. “My name is No...Noses.”
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The Knight and His Precious
Accidentally the name left my mouth as at that moment my mind was partly clouded with the month-old chicken Biryani.
"Strange. What's its name?" I was mute. No name came to my mind. I would have said Tommy, but I had said I owned a Rooster. Even if it was imaginary, Tommy didn't suit him.
Her scrutinizing eyes on me, waiting for a quick response. I roamed my eyes, all eyes on me, expecting a name. My eyes when landed on Rddhi's notebook I saw the term Sholay. My wicked brain could only think of one character and I named my imaginary rooster the same.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Names are like tiny stories packed into a single word—they carry weight, history, and personality. For my fantasy novel, I spent weeks digging into mythology and linguistics to find names that felt authentic but weren’t overused. I wanted something like 'Eirlys' (Welsh for 'snowdrop') for a delicate, winter-born character, but also blunt, punchy names like 'Krov' for a mercenary. Sound matters too; 'Seraphina' cascades elegantly, while 'Grix' snaps like a whip.
Avoid names that are too on-the-nose—no 'Darkblade' villains—but don’t shy from subtle hints. A character obsessed with light might have 'Lucian,' derived from 'lux.' I also test names by yelling them dramatically in my shower. If it feels ridiculous, it’s gone. Bonus tip: steal from obscure historical figures or mash up syllables until something clicks. My pirate queen 'Ysara' came from mixing 'Isolde' and 'Zara.'
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