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Big fan of ä ë ï ö ü ÿ. I think it's because my native language doesn't have them (anymore), but I've always found them intriguing. I think I'm gonna write a story where I use like, tons of them. Yeah, that's it.
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Fictional Names in Real Life
I wonder, have the great Tumblr folk given their children names that are from fiction, but still good names? I'm talking like Vibri, Samwise, and Roran. (From Vib-Ribbon, Lord of the Rings, and Eragon respectively)
Imagine knowing someone for a while and then asking, "Hey, who are you named after?" And they respond with something along the lines of: "My parents named me after a wireframe rabbit from a 1999 rhythm game" It's a crazy thought, yet something I could completely see happening. Especially since I have, in the mystical and magical world of real life, met someone named Saphira.
Now, as an aro/ace person, the chances I'll end up naming a human being are minimal, however I am the kind of person that, given the chance, would name someone after a fictional character.
Moral of the story, don't let me name your kids, they will have Tolkien to blame for their name's existence.
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Resource: Fantasy Name Generators
I used to think I was great at coming up with names – until I realised I wasn’t. At all. It took me far too long to find Fantasy Name Generators, a website that pretty much instantly solved one of my most difficult writing struggles. The name is a bit deceiving; the name generators on the site aren’t just for fantasy stories. From steampunk house names to dance names and alien race descriptions,…
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Name Audition
I'm on one final quest before work starts getting hectic tomorrow.
Hit me with all the odd names you have got!
I'm planning a novel (worksheet under construction) and have issues with character names because I'm so fond of uncommon ones.
I need non-conventional names for women, non-conventional names for men, and several gender-nonspecific names.
What level of oddity am I looking for? For example, I once named a story character Sky, and I'm fond of the name Fang. Yes, from FF13.
I've never understood in books when all the characters have unique names. Do you know how many Emily's I know? I refuse to believe that just because the world is a dystopian nightmare that parents are suddenly completely original. For every Katniss, there has to be at least 5 Jennifer's.