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creative writing questions and answers
;Story Ideas
I have two huge issues that are causing me to have major writer’s block:
1.) I have so many story ideas floating around in my head that I can’t focus on one story to write
and
2.) A lot of my stories need endings or some sort of movement that is just on the tip of my tongue which I need to have before I begin writing so I know where I’m going with the story.
Can anyone PLEASE help me, I absolutely have to write and it’s my passion and this writers block is driving me insane - glamgal
Tags: Passion, Story Ideas, Tip Of My Tongue, Writer S Block, Writer's Block Posted in Writer's Block | 5 Comments »
ok so im writing a story and so far the main character who is 16 well her parents died and her parents best friend gained custody of her and htat lady had a son.. and his best friend and the main character were worst enemys.. btu they ended up dating..and still are in the story..and now im having wirters block. and i cant think of anything. any ideas? at all!? please help! and im not expecting a story from you. just some ideas you know. things i can just have my imagination go crazy with. haha
i already st arted the story. so like what i said already happens. if you want to read it so far heres the link:
http://share.buddy4u.com/view/evrythings%5Bchanged%5D%2A
this doesnt really go into HUGE detail like if i were to ever publish i would go into more detail in the story. so yeahh haha help (: - Criss
Tags: Block Im, Btu, Imagination, Parents, Story Ideas Posted in Writer's Block | No Comments »
I really ****?t to write a story, ****? I have no ideas at all. It can be a normal fiction story or a ***?n fiction. I can’t really write ****?ry or action to well. More like a ****?n romance/drama and I LOVE to write medical dramas. Anyone have any ****?d ideas? - NickJin2038
Tags: Fan Fiction, Medical Dramas, Romance Drama, Story Ideas, Teen Romance Posted in Medical Fiction | 7 Comments »
Everyone has plans to write the great American novel. In ***?ct, most researchers believe that everyone has at least one great story inside them. However, you may be wondering, then if everyone has a great story, how can they get the story out?
The key to getting the story out is to ****?anize your thoughts with an outline and get busy writing. Sounds easy, right? It can be. If you use the handy-dandy index card system to write your novel outline. In ***?ct, if you use this easy-to-follow plan, you will be able to quickly and efficiently ****?anize those thoughts and get that great American novel out of your head and into paper!
But, why note cards and not paper, you may be wondering. Here’s why:
- They are incredibly small and easy to carry around. In ***?ct, you can easily plop them in your purse or bag and write down your ideas ***? you think of them.
- They are easy to discard. If you change your mind about an idea , you can throw it away without having to throw away the entire paper.
- They are easy to ****?anize and sort.
- They come in various sizes to fit your precise needs.
Now, that you know why they are so great. You may be wondering how to plan out a novel using them.
Here’s how:
1. Figure out what you would like to accomplish with your novel and write specific questions on each note card. For instance:
- How many chapters will you have?
- What will be your plot and ***?tting?
- What type of characters and scenes will you have?
- Will you choose fiction or nonfiction?
- What tone will it be?
2. Next, start evaluating your ideas ***?rther by taking 10 more note cards and writing answers to each idea you come up with. That is, put one story ideas at the top of each card.
3. Third, go through each note card and place a star by the ones with the most potential while crossing off the ones that won’t work. When you come an idea that won’t work, throw it away.
4. Then, go through the cards and choose the idea that has the most potential.
5. Once you’ve decided, take 10-20 more cards and create chapter headings for the winning idea. Write down how you ****?t the novel to be ****?anized. For each new thought, place it on a ***?parate note card.
Congratulations! You now have a working outline that you can use to write your novel. ***?e, that wasn’t so bad at all? All it took was a little brainstorming and ****?anization. Now, take those cards and get that novel out of your head and onto paper.
- Stuart Brown
Tags: Entire Paper, Index Card, Index Cards, Organize, Story Ideas Posted in Novel Writing Articles | No Comments »
Im in year 9 and I need to write a story for creative writing. Im not very good at coming up with ideas and starting the first paragraph of the story. Any ideas. By the way it has to be in 3rd person - Heart
Tags: Creative Writing Q&A, Paragraph, Story Ideas, Story Writing Posted in Creative Writing Q&A | 2 Comments »
I’m writing a fictional essay for school..and so far mine is about a girl who wakes up and finds out that she barbie sized…right where i have stopped is when her parents leave for work and she is left alone @ her house and so far no one knows about this expect her….she calls her parents but no one answers,,,tht’s where i have stopped…
HELP! - pink_chocolate18
Tags: Parents, Story Ideas, Story Writing, Writer's Block, Writing Essay Posted in Writer's Block | 1 Comment »
I have to write a science fiction story for my language class. I would appreciate if you could give me some ideas about how I should start. Thanks so much! - Edward can bite me any day!
Tags: Language Class, Science Fiction Story, Story Ideas, Word Science Posted in Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
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Tags: Fantasy Fiction, Story Ideas Posted in Uncategorized | 2 Comments »
i am 10 and love to write stories. and i’m dying to write stories. so any ideas you may have just speak up i would really appreciate it. Thanks - razzledazzle412
Tags: Good Story, Love, Mystery Fiction, Story Ideas Posted in Mystery Fiction | 4 Comments »
It’s intended for women, ages 25+ Any style would be fine (sci-fi, romance, whatever) as long as contact lenses are somehow involved. - isunklower
Tags: Contact Lenses, Sci Fi Romance, Story Fiction, Story Ideas, Women Ages Posted in Short Fiction | 5 Comments »
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