[MiscBrah]

The Battles of RooshV: Volume 1

Cucking Canada: How 90 Men Violated The Globalist Establishment—And Got Away With It

Crippled Canada: How I Made Canada Great Again (or at least for a night)

Canada Shrugged

The Battles of RooshV: Volume 1 is my favorite

[Cronus]

Drinking Feminist Tears For Dummies

[RedPillUK]

I like the subtitle, but I wasn't sure about the main title 'The Battle of Canada'. 'The Rape of Canada' is too triggering not to use and my favourite suggestion so far. Bang Canada doesn't work because it's not like the other Bang books

[Jura]

Catch me if you can : How an entire country couldn't stop 90 men from meeting
by Roosh V

with Special Forewords by Sara Parker-Toulson and Aurelie Nix

[Alpha_Romeo]

Je suis Roosh (with Roosh logo and Facebooky Canadian flag superimposed)

Or

Do You Lift?

[John Michael Kane]

Cuckanada: How Canada's Social Justice Warriors Failed at Stopping the Roosh Truth Tour

[Sam Malone]

Using your original title:

The 90: How Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

The 90: When Men Stood Up Against The Establishment—And Won

Or some variation of the above.

[Roosh]

(04-29-2016 01:42 PM)Orion Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won[/b]

I would only remove Canada from title.

Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

Reading Canada on cover would make people think topic of the book to be something rather obscure and local for general public, while you want to convince them otherwise

Solid suggestion. It would have the most broad appeal. Only question is if "triggered" is just a flash-in-the-pan pop culture word that will be mostly discarded within a few years.

[Going strong]

(04-29-2016 12:54 PM)Lizard King Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 12:39 PM)Going strong Wrote:  

Bang (the) Establishment.

Something like this.

It needs to emphasise the conflict and the opponent(s).

BANG Feminists, Globalists and Cucks

First title line in bold, BANG

Underneath, in 3 different colors and using a smaller font, "Feminists, Globalists and Cucks"

[Rhyme or Reason]

(04-29-2016 03:10 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 01:42 PM)Orion Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won[/b]

I would only remove Canada from title.

Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

Reading Canada on cover would make people think topic of the book to be something rather obscure and local for general public, while you want to convince them otherwise

Solid suggestion. It would have the most broad appeal. Only question is if "triggered" is just a flash-in-the-pan pop culture word that will be mostly discarded within a few years.

What if you added the word "intensifies"?


Triggering Intensifies: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

[MiscBrah]

Triggering Intensifies sounds like the title of a sequel instead of a standalone book.

Roosh you could potentially ask the bodybuilding misc forum. Granted they wouldn't be fully aware of the history but their collective wit is hard to beat.

[quino_16]

Since the meetings were on masculinity and you're the leader of the Neo-masculine movement, I think the title of the book should reflect that.

For example, Masculinity Strikes Back: How 90 Men Challenged the Feminist-Globalist Establishment in Canada and Won

[Captain Gh]

Shit Title #1 is a slamduck in my opinion

[Rhyme or Reason]

Canada Gets Cucked: How 90 Men Challenged the Feminist-Globalist Establishment in Canada and Won

[Conscious Pirate]

International Shitlording: How To Shame A Nation & Get Away With It.

[therealpoder]

"The Battle of Canada" is by far the best one. It is simple, gets to the point, accurately reflects the events and stands out in the mind.

I'm don't like any of the suggestions with "triggered" in the title. "Triggering" is a SJW term, it is not clear what the book is about and it may not stand the test of time. "Triggering" may not even be a widely used term in 10 years. Also, many people don't even know what "triggering" means. I don't think the title of any book should have a lot of people think to themselves "what does that mean?"

[Tex]

(04-29-2016 03:10 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 01:42 PM)Orion Wrote:  

(04-29-2016 12:05 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

2. Canada Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won[/b]

I would only remove Canada from title.

Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

Reading Canada on cover would make people think topic of the book to be something rather obscure and local for general public, while you want to convince them otherwise

Solid suggestion. It would have the most broad appeal. Only question is if "triggered" is just a flash-in-the-pan pop culture word that will be mostly discarded within a few years.

A book title with the heaviest broad appeal would probably be something like Guerrilla Masculinity: How 90 Men Stood Up Against the Globalist Establishment—And Won.

It appeals to masculine men, as quino_16 points out, it describes the tactics we used to beat the establishment, and it resonates as a kind of rebel memoir. I don't know many people who wouldn't buy that book.

[armenia4ever]

How about a title that captures the season of your life you are now in? Something like "How A Few Good Men Stood Against The Feminist Mob"

[username]

(04-29-2016 01:42 PM)Orion Wrote:  

Triggered: How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won

(04-29-2016 01:28 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

The Rape Of Canada: How 90 Men Violated The Globalist Establishment—And Got Away With It

Both of these are good but Triggered is a really great name.

[Scoundrel]

"Canada Triggered" would be a great title in the short-to-medium term. Anyone writing about the book, reviewing it or quoting it would have to use the title.

The way SJW's talk about being "triggered" and "trigger warnings" is absurd, as any sane person can clearly see. By using "triggered" in the title, you let your audience know you're talking about SJW's — people who are mentally fragile, to a ridiculous and even comical extent.

"Triggered" will likely fall out of usage in a few years, at which time you can simply retitle the book.

[Tex]

(04-29-2016 06:24 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  

"Triggered" will likely fall out of usage in a few years, at which time you can simply retitle the book.

You're not going to want to do that.

The beginning is when the book establishes itself to the public. You don't want to change the title after that period. It'll make it harder to find when a guy years later recommends the book to a friend, and it'll seem like the first title wasn't thought through enough, giving the impression that the whole book was half-assed.

[doc holliday]

No Safe Spaces in Canada: How 90 Men Stood Up Against the Globalist Establishment-And Won.

[Quintus Curtius]

Canada Crosshairs: How......[insert subtitle as needed]

I think it'd be a great idea to put the Roosh V yellow-and-black logo on the cover, with a rifle scope crosshairs superimposed on it.

Arresting visuals work.

[Mr. D]

The Propaganda Hurricane ( or "Hurricane Propaganda") : How 90 Men Stood Up Against The Globalist Establishment—And Won.

[h3ltrsk3ltr]

Not The Direction They Were Hoping For: why SJWs couldn't stop the Roosh World Tour.