Who will introduce your reader to your world? Whose perspective will the reader see your story through? Once you decide who this is you can ask yourself more questions about this person. Decide who will be the primary person the reader will follow through the story. Once you have your idea “seed,” the easiest part to start growing it is with your main character. Need help coming up with an idea for your book? This short course will walk you through the four ingredients that make up all great book ideas. Find a spark or a seed that you can grow. You don’t need to know what genre it is, every character’s name, or what every moment of the plot will look like. When you first sit down to think about the type of fiction book you’re going to write, don’t worry about the details.
All these are seeds that you can water and harvest into ideas for good books. It could even be as small as a witty piece of dialogue. This could be an intriguing character, an ominous or magical setting, or a romantic or funny scene. All great novels started as a spark or a “seed” of an idea.
Start with a “seed” of a book ideaīelieve it or not, you don’t have to have the entire story figured out before you can start writing a book or short story.
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Discover the secret storytelling code behind all successful novels and use it to outline, write, or revise your own | By Jessica Brody, Writing Mastery Explore Course 1.
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