Help Name Characters For My Book

What is a good character's name for my book?

Popular boys names in the late 1990s were names like Cody, Kyle, Austin, Tyler, Brandon, Zachary, Justin among the more traditional names like Christopher, Michael, Andrew, Michael, David.  Top name for boys those years was Michael, which could allow for lots of nicknames. The city is 70% Caucasian, so he'd be from a white family likely, but you'd be mistaken about "worker" family, it's a very expensive city to live, among the most expensive in the country so he'd be more upscale, more privileged - the median home prices are around $2million. His dad would probably be in the tech industry, medical or real estate. I'm betting dad's a realtor, that would allow for the kid to have more free time on his own. So, I'd name him something along the lines of Kyle Jeffords, or Christopher Sutton, Michael Bennett, Zachary Tyler. Just food for thought, since you've picked such a distinct geographic region, the name should fit.source demographic Los Altos, Californiasource names Top names of the 1990s

Can you help me name a Latina character?

After reading the description to made, and because as a writer I have faced the same, I could offer you some samples. Because she is American she don't need to have the two surnames as we Mexicans do, then this make the thing a little more simple:Fernanda is quite possible, is modern and string and you can nickname her Fer which is short and easy. Ximena, is a much more spaniard style but quite popular among Mexicans and sounds lovely. Alejandra, then you can use the nickname Alex which is strong short and kind of universal. Soledad, is traditional and strong but sweet. "sole" is a goo nickname. Isabel, is beautiful and quite traditional, "Chave" is not a very good nickname in my opinion but is very traditional. Martina, is traditional and modern and can be shortened as Marti or TinaSandra, is old fashioned and sophisticated and can be Sandy.Julieta, July, very romantic. Fabiola, maybe she only let her father call her Fabi. Ana, easy and universal Mariana, vey Mexican there is not a good nickname. The surname depends on the the kind of family background I think. This are traditional and easy to use for a worker class family:LopezPerezMoreno  This are, in my opinion more useful for a family more in the middle high class:EcheverriaNegrete EspinosaMendozaAdameThis are more fancy "let's said" I'll use this for a rich Mexican family recently emigrated because the business needs: Fernández Del PasoAristularreaJimenez-HaroEsquivelGood luck and regards.

Can you help me find a name for my main character?

If you are creating your own universe then it is assumed you will be creating specific types of people with their own languages and societal backgrounds.In that situation I would suggest that you begin your story by telling the reader the general nature of your universe and why you are writing the book in English, for the reader. At the back of the book you can add a glossary that explains the meanings of all your character and place names.e.g.: You call a character “Pupunuggi” and you explains that coming from the province of “Shetland” his name means Shit Head…..etc.This is just an idea of how you can do it. If you are not creating your own universe but writing something Earth-Oriented then it is a really good idea to research names and meaning, for people around the planet. You never need to explain the meaning of names, unless you choose.In textbook I just completed on the Creative Process and what makes Literature I cover the creation of Characters and giving them the appropriate name, in one full chapter. It really would be worth the review to understand what’s in a name.