Writing Plots Ideas Novels & Stories

Annie raised her hand in surrender. "Don't get me started on that. I have been on the procrastination side for about a week now. I've not written shit." "I thought the ideas just rush like water." "It's not as easy as it may sound to people. Writing is not easy. It frustrates the life out of you. That's why I'm taking all the time I need. So I have a plan for you guys." I raised a brow. "What plan?" "Let's get out of here. I need a change of environment. Take go out and have some fun. It's boring staying in one place for the whole day.”

Mindy's ideas and proposals kept being turned down, with Edith citing they weren't relatable for the current market and thus wouldn't sell. And if Mindy finally managed to plan out the entire novel plot and was raring to go, she would then get a call from Edith saying that she had to change up the plot or else it wouldn't work. By the time Mindy was done changing the plot to what Edith wanted, Mindy would have already lost all interest in writing the novel. Mindy felt troubled. Had her inspiration and imagination both run completely dry? She still had so many stories, plots, and thoughts in her head. Was she simply unable to put her thoughts into words anymore?

I sat down and decided to delete my draft that I sent to Amy 2 weeks ago. I decided to write a new set of stories. I sat down in front of my laptop hoping the idea would come out instantly but nothing. I got nothing. I hugged my knees and sighed. I turned on my speaker and turned on my favorite song from Daniel Bedingfiled. I got up and decided to workout because maybe those ideas will come after I sweat my ass off. I started to do my usual workout and after that I let myself cool down. I took a really long shower hoping those ideas will come to me but still zero. Nothing.. I walked out from the shower and I decided to go to sleep because I'm tired.

It's already noon. "UGH!!!" I groan while messing my head as I can't think of any to improve my work! Creating a happy ending is so hard for me as a tragedy writer! I need to have some ideas! I hurriedly stand up, open my vault, and look for a book that gives my idea a happy ending. Then it suddenly comes to my mind that I don't have any. All my books are mostly tragedy, horror, fantasy, and what he said is "Love Story." with a quotation.

Instead, realize that your best writing will be born from excitement and passion for the story. Keep a brainstorming notebook for your story idea. Spike begins his scriptwriting process by jotting down ideas about the story in a notebook—character names, backstory, lines of dialogue, plot points, etc. As long as you always have your notebook with you (or a notes app on your smartphone), you'll never forget a good idea.

"Thanks." "You can have a seat," I gesture to the bed and she sits. Her eyes briefly move to my open laptop. "Writing?" "Mhhm." "How's it coming up? Are you having new ideas?" "I am." "Cool. I read a few blogs from writers claiming that sometimes, it seems like the screen goes blank and then when you think of giving up, the smallest thing will bring new big ideas, once you start typing, you can't seem to stop, words and new scenes keep flowing."

“It’s a good cover. Keep doing what you’re doing so we can keep it.” “Definitely.” She sighed, “I’m exhausted Consuela but I have so many good ideas and storylines. Usually, I can float a few ideas around, pick one and then dedicate myself to it. I’m not one of those who can write more than one story at a time. I dedicate myself to the one. This time though I have so many ideas and I can’t pick one to go with and I want to write “Give me your top three. We can work on it.”

That didn't stop her from picturing a wall of torture devices and a chair in the middle of the room where someone sat bleeding. No more storyboarding for me. Juliet thought as she realized what she was doing. It was familiar for her to go down the rabbit hole when she was trying to come up with new writing ideas. Whenever she needed something new, she would go to a public place and try to come up with a backstory for everyone around her and then go with the most gripping one. She would look at how they interacted with the people around them, what they wore, and how they moved to figure out what their job could be, how they met their partner, and what dark secrets they had hidden from the wor

And over time… things started piling up. A lot. Turns out, years of keeping ideas trapped in your head creates a bit of a traffic problem. Somewhere in there, there are unfinished romances, dramatic plot twists, tragic backstories, and probably enough emotional damage to fuel several bestselling series. At this point, my imagination is less of a creative space and more of an overcrowded storage room begging for intervention. “Well, I found a way,” I say with a small shrug, because honestly, if I hadn’t figured out some way to get those ideas out of my head, I probably would’ve lost my mind.

That’s the take away of the book, isn’t it? Thousands of people will read my book and they’ll have thousands, if not more, conclusions of what happened to her family. You are free to think and believe anything you want and boom! You’ve got your own version of the story. If you think more and evaluate or change the plot then I think you could come up with your own story plots! To be honest, I get most of the ideas for my books this way. Though Plagiarism is a thing. Make sure you are taking inspiration and acknowledging it and not straight up copying or stealing someone’s work. As a writer, I strongly condemn that.