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I have written a book about a medical doctor who died. This doctor's spirit however comes back and takes control of normal, random people to continue his medical profession. Hence, the spirit is a ...
#3: Attribution notice added
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System
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2019-12-08T07:03:33Z (almost 5 years ago)
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#2: Initial revision
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johann_ka
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2019-12-08T07:03:33Z (almost 5 years ago)
I have written a book about a medical doctor who died. This doctor's spirit however comes back and takes control of normal, random people to continue his medical profession. Hence, the spirit is a medical doctor. **The problem** I would like to call the book `The doctor spirit 'Dr. Tom'`. I'm aware that the noun compound 'doctor spirit' sounds somewhat awkward but 'spirit doctor' would convey the wrong meaning. I'm also aware that the word 'doctor' is in there twice but I believe that through the quotes, the second half of the title is differentiated from the first half. **Question 1** On a scale from 0 (not awkward at all) to 10 (extremely awkward), how awkward does 'doctor spirit' sound to you? **Question 2** Do you think one of these title options is better: " The medical spirit 'Dr. Tom' " or "Dr. Tom - the medical spirit" or simply "The Doctor Spirit"? In the title, I want to keep the information that the doctor is a spirit. Simply "The spirit of Dr. Tom" doesn't do the trick for me. What would you recommend and can you post one or two title suggestions?
#1: Imported from external source
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System
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2017-09-26T19:13:27Z (about 7 years ago)
Original score: -2