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Introduction to Character 3 (Solo Writer’s Curriculum)

This is the third item for The Solo Writer's Curriculum - Module 21: Introduction to character. The curriculum is an index of resources for learning to write grouped by topic. This module gives an overview of characters and their roles in stories.

Item 3 is Lecture #11: Character Q&A — Brandon Sanderson on writing science fiction and fantasy

You can find the complete module in the Character section of The Solo Writer’s Curriculum.

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Where Do I Get Story Ideas From

Where Do I Get Ideas For A Story?

A good idea is usually the basis of a story. Without an idea you probably don’t have a story to tell. The first question an author usually gets asked (after ‘How old are you?) is ‘Where do you get your ideas?’

Ideas come from anywhere, anytime, anything. This list is just a basic sample of where ideas can come from. Try one, try them all!

Postcards

It’s not so common to get these now, but you may find a drawer full from years gone by. This also works well with old family photos, or photos of people you don’t know at all! Advertisements in magazines are great too.

Pick a postcard (or photo) with an interesting scene. It’s best if there’s a person in the picture, but okay if not.

Make up a new name for the location, a name for the person.

What were they doing just before the picture was taken/painted?

Where are they going?

Why are they there?

How do they feel right now?

What if you were suddenly in that picture too?

What if the person, animal or thing was suddenly in the room with you?

People watching

This one is easy. When you go out you’ll find a wealth of story ideas in the shopping malls, parks and anywhere that people gather. Stop for a few minutes, sit on a bench or lean against a wall and just watch the people around you. Be careful not to stare or be intrusive – nobody likes a nosy-parker!

Do this with a friend or just write down your observations.

Give them names, occupations, etc

If they have bags or parcels – what could be inside? Who is it for?

Why are they here?

What are they thinking?

Do they like the people they are with? Is it their family or have they just met? Where would they rather be?

Events

Look in the daily paper. There are hundreds of headlines each day that could be converted into a unique story. Don’t just look at the main headlines; look at the small one-paragraph snippets too. A story about a long lost pet reunited with its owner may spark a story idea for you.

Other stories

Yes, it’s okay to get ideas from other people’s stories. As long as you don’t use their story or characters it’s possible to spin off a story off your own. Change it up – take a story and change the setting/time/ages/etc. Romeo and Juliet in the 21st Century would be a very different story. Pinocchio – have the boy turn into a puppet instead – and in a future setting.

Read other books in the same genre that you like to write.

The more you read, the more your imagination will grow and it helps to have a huge imagination to write.

Some great places to start for more information are the following ebooks.

5000 WRITING PROMPTS

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WRITING PROMPTS AND STORY IDEAS

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Outlining 6 (Solo Writer’s Curriculum)

This is the sixth item for The Solo Writer's Curriculum - Module 10: Outlining. The curriculum is an index of resources for learning to write grouped by topic. Having finished looking at ideas, we are now looking at what you need to do to get writing. That includes some key decisions and some activities that are useful to some writers. If you plan to outline your story, this module should give you methods to use including approaches, practical tools and examples.

Item 6 is Jenna Moreci - HOW TO PLAN YOUR NEXT BOOK

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“Writing Down the Bones” by Natalie Goldberg

“...people often begin writing from a poverty mentality. They are empty and they run to teachers and classes to learn about writing. We learn writing by doing it. That simple.” p. 30

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