"Show, don't tell."
So, sure, I will explain the story generating process to you. However, I will also show you how I personally would go about coming up with a story idea from scratch.
Disability Pride Month!
- 11 of My Favorite Disabled and Autistic Characters in Movies and TV- It's Disability Pride Month, so let's talk about alllllll the disabled and autistic characters in movies and TV shows!
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Nonlinear Character Arcs: What They Are, Why They're Epic, and How to Write Them- If you've been writing or reading for any amount of time, you've probably heard of the two main character arcs: the positive character arc and the negative character arc.
Lots of great tips and articles from blogger and author Hannah Heath!
I find her method of coming up with story ideas comparable to the Story a Week method, only it's not nearly as in-depth and time consuming. Which is a good thing; I developed 2 beginning-to-end ideas in less than a week. Now I just need to sit down and write them. :P
Lots of great tips and articles from blogger and author Hannah Heath!
I find her method of coming up with story ideas comparable to the Story a Week method, only it's not nearly as in-depth and time consuming. Which is a good thing; I developed 2 beginning-to-end ideas in less than a week. Now I just need to sit down and write them. :P
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