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About LinkBacksWe're creating a literary magazine at school, but it needs a name. Our mascot is a sailor, and our colors are black and orange. Perhaps that could inspire a thought or two?
We're creating a literary magazine at school, but it needs a name. Our mascot is a sailor, and our colors are black and orange. Perhaps that could inspire a thought or two?
Wherever I sat - on the deck of a ship or at a street café in Paris or Bangkok - I would be sitting under the same glass bell jar, stewing in my own sour air.
Here are a few:
Poseidon
Poseidon's Adventure
Neptune
Neptune's Diary
The Ship's Log
Cays of the Kingdom
Orange Squash
The Orange Literary Journal
The Orange Archipelago
Dance to the Music of Rhyme
Launchpad
Britton Hill Beacon
Last edited by Bloggsworth; 10-11-2011 at 09:21 AM.
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
All the Nice Girls.
A Read for the Train, a collection of short stories, flash fiction and verse. Its cheaper on Lulu, 25% discount.
http://www.lulu.com/shop/oliver-buck...-18812406.html
Ocean Inkblot perchance?
-Mizzenmast Journal?
-Tigers Post?
-The Nevermore Journal?
Add an apostrophe and this one has my vote.Originally Posted by Bloggsworth
"Never get so attached to a poem you forget truth that lacks lyricism." - Joanna Newsom
"So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late." - Bob Dylan
It was midnight and my apostrophe checker had been switched off for the night...
A man in possession of a wooden spoon must be in want of a pot to stir.
haha...must remember to switch it back on
The Jolly Skipper
Matelot
Popeye's Hitlist
fiction of mine: Die Kaeltierglü
The Masthead
Knot Enough
Nautical Charts
In the same vein: The Captain's Log.
”But the best part is, he's alone one night and he feels a shadow overtake him from behind, and he knows that Conan is standing behind him with a large axe. And Conan tells him: 'Just stay there and write! And if you don't do exactly what I tell you, I'm going to cleave you down the middle.'”
-John Milius, on Robert E. Howard.
I enjoyed reading all of your responses. We actually ended up going with The Scribbler and Scribe.
Wherever I sat - on the deck of a ship or at a street café in Paris or Bangkok - I would be sitting under the same glass bell jar, stewing in my own sour air.
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