: Re: How do I write an original work using a familiar concept? I'm writing a story where the protagonist lives in a town that is thought to be abandoned, even though there is secretly an entire
Start with your story's POV. Since your plot has a big secret hidden inside, you will want to tell it from a limited, non-omniscient perspective. It is that point of view character which is going to make your story unique. Who they are, how they see the world and what leads them to uncover the secret is what makes your story interesting.
Your story shouldn't be about a not-so-abandoned town. Instead, it should share a few days or weeks in the life of a special person and their one-of-a-kind point of view.
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