Help a writer out, please.

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

@clacksee Siblinghood of the Coruscant Heart

@clacksee
Cheesy Selfies?
Silent Sorcerers?
Sunny Seaside?
Secret Spaceships?
Dodgy Cantina?

@btuftin
Thank you. Heart is a good one. Not sure about Coruscant.

@clacksee I like it as an unusual adjective with a positive meaning to balance how common "adjective heart" is, but of course I don't have the real context of your writing to take into consideration.

@brunogirin
Ooh, thanks. I like sunny. And I kinda like the dodgy cantina one.

@clacksee As soon as I read that "Clotted Squid" popped in my head and now won't leave!

@clacksee Well, that rules out "Tea and a Biscuit"

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

@clacksee
Quantum Solace?

@btuftin
Oh! I forgot it was an adjective in its own right. I only thought of the Star Wars planet. I just looked up the adjective and it means glittering or sparkly, which is actually amazing.

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

@clacksee Your mention of Pyrenees made me think of peregrination for some reason. Shepherd is a term for a religious order. It is also related to "canine"...
Peregrinating Shepherds
Shepherding Hearts (taking a cue from another contributor)
Peregrinating Hearts
Peregrinating Starcasters
Celestial Shepherds

The longer words earn the artisan painting or carving a sign for the monastery even more money, I assume, if they are paid by the letter. If there is a monastery or residence that needs a sign, of course.

"Scintillating" deserves an honourable mention. Maybe there is such a thing as a Scintillating Cantina?

You had me at humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery!

@kmdk
Oooh! TheSiblinghood of the Peregrinating Shepherds might just be a winner.

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

Help a writer out, please. I’m writing a humorous cosy sci-fi murder mystery.

I have a character who is an absolute delight. He’s affirming and wholesome. He’s a monk. I need help naming his religious order. It’s the Siblinghood of the [adjective] [noun].

Suggestions? Please and thanks.

#askfedi #bookstodon

@kmdk
This is the first book in my new series Lore and Order in Space, a spinoff from my Starship Teapot series.

@clacksee How did I miss your Teapot series?! I blame the Vigilaunties. They distracted me!

@kmdk
Two different pen names?