I’m drafting up a potential new series, and I NEED YOUR HELP picking a last name for a character. I’m usually pretty good at nailing the characters’ names, but this one, I can’t pick between the two.
DO YOU LIKE MANNERO OR PALERMO better?
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I say Palmerno
Wow, that’s a tough choice. It took me a few minutes to figure out where I’d heard the name Palermo, but I think there is/was a casino in Vegas with that name. So, if your character has a Vegas personality I’d stick with Palermo.
If your character is more mannerly, LOL, I’d go with Mannero.
How helpful is that? π
Author
It’s actually a pretty good help–normally. LOL I typically do not have problems naming my characters but this last name stumped me on which was stronger and more appropriate for my heroine.
I say Palermo.
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Initially I was gonna go with Palermo but I think Mannero rolls better. With Palermo you have to stop and make sure you are pronouncing it right. So I’d say Mannero!
Palermo
I like Palermo.
Palermo
I can’t see the labels on the above sections (using my Kindle) I hope I put the right info in the correct places.
Dear Ronie
Hi I think I like Palermo it does slid off the tongue better. And the name you have to say it just right or it doesn’t sound right if you know what I mean. Just my opinion. Looking forward to Beowolf and Rapter 6.
Rheta E
Oooh…names are so hard to choose! But I think I’ll go with Palermo! π
For a female character, definitely Palermo π xo
I think Mannero is easier to pronounce & readers may remember the name better. Also, the first name could make a difference on which last name would be a better fit.
Lesli
I have never heard the name of Mannero…but I like it. I would definitely go with that one π
I’m assuming the character is Italian?
I like Mannero. It implies a unique ethnicity.