Drill down and you find literary classics (James, Twain and more), anti-corporate bestsellers (Fast Food Nation or Dude, Where's My Country), tech business classics (The Cluetrain Manifesto), big idea titles (Greg Easterbrook's The Progress Paradox), modern fiction (Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections) and pop science (Linked, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi's introduction to network science).
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Of course, if you're ever in need of a quick jump-start on your next article topic, see my big list of ideas, 101 Title Ideas For Your Next Blog Post.
Germaine Greer recently derided the current vogue for Big Ideas titles that Gladwell, above all, has inspired, as the bookish version of male display.
(The idea and title had been suggested by his future wife, Clare Boothe, among others).
He pitched the idea and title to Tony Lyons, who owns Arcade Publishing, the Manhattan press whose authors include the Nobel laureate Mo Yan.
"Style and Idea" (the title of his most famous collection of essays) would have been a great name for his Media Lab group.
As they collaborated, Harburg would generally suggest an idea or title connected with the plot, Arlen would compose the music, and then Harburg would write the lyrics.
And, he recounted this week, as he moved, swinging his arms, the idea — and title — of "Walking the Line" came to him.
Congress's original idea for Title I was to give the money to states and localities only after they had provided their schools with high poverty rates with funding levels comparable to other schools in the system.
