Really cute thinking for characters but...?
No freaking idea what to write about? I have the setting, the characters adjectives mapped out in my head....but next i have no ideas what to even write about you know? I'm not asking oh afford me ideas, but how do I come up with a plot and stuff? Should I just start writing and see where on earth it takes me?
Answers:
Yes, just start writing. Start near like the daily routine from one characters point of view. Then when you achieve to 'know their life' a twist or funny part will just come into your skipper!
Good luck!
= )
Yes, if you're just writing for fun. Honestly, I usually don't map out a full plot, I just develop the characters and start writing. Usually, a plot idea will come to me contained by a couple paragraphs or pages, so I just 'wing it'. I also try to come up near a history for my characters, and sometimes base the plot off that. Have fun writing though and good luck! :)
I have the exact same problem. I have characters, settings and sub-plots, but no concrete plot!
It's like i am writing Star Wars, and so far only have a spaceship and Luke Skywalker. There's no story even so!
My advice is just to stick with your characters, have an idea that about them and the setting they are in, and consider problems they might face within that setting, and with each other. Think of minor characters, and how they influence your main characters.
Otherwise, merely throw words at yourself:
Murder
Conspiracy
Separation
Contests
Enemies
Get it?
Everybody writes different. For me, starting to write doesn't help because I feel really pressured to write resourcefully. Try just thinking. Lay in bed and just consent to your mind wander. Many great books were spawned from daydreaming. Good luck :)
in recent times get a situation that you see in the news or a people idea or philosophy or the bible but twist it for instant, when jesus was anyone crucified the whole world went dark at that time god turned his posterior on the world. now the question what if god did really turned his back on the world. in a minute give the answer as to what you would think would happen after write it down that's just an idea and do some Research into whatever you write roughly speaking and remember that changes to settings character and plots can be done as long as the story remain the same ive own the opposite problem
Try daydreaming, but in the middle of the night. It helps me...
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Answers:
Yes, just start writing. Start near like the daily routine from one characters point of view. Then when you achieve to 'know their life' a twist or funny part will just come into your skipper!
Good luck!
= )
Yes, if you're just writing for fun. Honestly, I usually don't map out a full plot, I just develop the characters and start writing. Usually, a plot idea will come to me contained by a couple paragraphs or pages, so I just 'wing it'. I also try to come up near a history for my characters, and sometimes base the plot off that. Have fun writing though and good luck! :)
I have the exact same problem. I have characters, settings and sub-plots, but no concrete plot!
It's like i am writing Star Wars, and so far only have a spaceship and Luke Skywalker. There's no story even so!
My advice is just to stick with your characters, have an idea that about them and the setting they are in, and consider problems they might face within that setting, and with each other. Think of minor characters, and how they influence your main characters.
Otherwise, merely throw words at yourself:
Murder
Conspiracy
Separation
Contests
Enemies
Get it?
Everybody writes different. For me, starting to write doesn't help because I feel really pressured to write resourcefully. Try just thinking. Lay in bed and just consent to your mind wander. Many great books were spawned from daydreaming. Good luck :)
in recent times get a situation that you see in the news or a people idea or philosophy or the bible but twist it for instant, when jesus was anyone crucified the whole world went dark at that time god turned his posterior on the world. now the question what if god did really turned his back on the world. in a minute give the answer as to what you would think would happen after write it down that's just an idea and do some Research into whatever you write roughly speaking and remember that changes to settings character and plots can be done as long as the story remain the same ive own the opposite problem
Try daydreaming, but in the middle of the night. It helps me...
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What is your favorite book?
im looking for a good book, somthing emotional preferably about sex slaves, loss of a spouse or partner, rape, love, ect.im needing a good book in establish to cut down into a script for my next NFL comp. Here are some:1. Number the stars2. Jacob I have loved3. Immortal4. Shadow Kisses4. Twilight (Series)5.Chicken soup on teenage tough...
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