By the way, what was the book that you mentioned in the comments of your last post that was your weakest selling but possibly your best book?
I wondered if anyone would pick up on that! From Creation to New Creation: Understanding the Bible Story.
Great title!
I didn’t get the XXXchange thing until you explained it, but the “captured by a better vision” really grabbed me. Well done.
Duncan
I know it’s late but I would have called it: Clear History? God’s way to live pom-free
The words “Clear History?” work on lots of levels. 1) It’s what people do in their browser when covering their web-surfing tracks, 2) It ask a straight question about the person’s personal standing regarding porn, 3) It obliquely asks if the person has understood the gospel, which is rooted in history.
Too much competition I suppose with From Creation to New Creation. Or maybe its Paternoster’s publishing standards. Or maybe the a lack of a large organisation (i.e. UCCF) to push its books… I wonder.
I got very confused. Pom is what we called powdered potato in submarines, and its fairly gopping – so a pom free life would be great, no more ‘fishcakes’ made mostly of pom, or leek and pom soup 6 weeks into a patrol. But no its not a book about potato product but por_n! I’ll get my cloak…
Definately the right choice, anything with XXX in the title comes across as flashy and gimmicky.
Tim Chester 
Good choice, great title
Yeah, that is a good title. Good choice.
Great.
By the way, what was the book that you mentioned in the comments of your last post that was your weakest selling but possibly your best book?
I wondered if anyone would pick up on that! From Creation to New Creation: Understanding the Bible Story.
Great title!
I didn’t get the XXXchange thing until you explained it, but the “captured by a better vision” really grabbed me. Well done.
Duncan
I know it’s late but I would have called it: Clear History? God’s way to live pom-free
The words “Clear History?” work on lots of levels. 1) It’s what people do in their browser when covering their web-surfing tracks, 2) It ask a straight question about the person’s personal standing regarding porn, 3) It obliquely asks if the person has understood the gospel, which is rooted in history.
Too much competition I suppose with From Creation to New Creation. Or maybe its Paternoster’s publishing standards. Or maybe the a lack of a large organisation (i.e. UCCF) to push its books… I wonder.
I got very confused. Pom is what we called powdered potato in submarines, and its fairly gopping – so a pom free life would be great, no more ‘fishcakes’ made mostly of pom, or leek and pom soup 6 weeks into a patrol. But no its not a book about potato product but por_n! I’ll get my cloak…
Definately the right choice, anything with XXX in the title comes across as flashy and gimmicky.