: Re: Is my story too similar to an existing published work? This is meant to be a canonical question, to which particular cases can be referred. We've had several particular instances of this question

Great question. I wouldnâ€™t worry about it. One of my favorite series is called the Tapestry series and on so many levels the first book is a carbon copy of Harry Potter. The truth is, when someone likes a story, they want to hear it again. History has shown that some of the best stories get retold over and over again adapting every time with the flair of the story teller.

Tell your story. If it feels too much like the other stories youâ€™ve read, ask yourself why youâ€™re writing it? If the why isnâ€™t meaningful to you, thatâ€™s where you should worry, but if why you were writing it in the first place feeds your passion of storytelling, youâ€™re stay the course, the similarities will be indistinguishable when readers see you on paper.

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: Is there a story structure for a non-traditional hero (an extreme introvert)? I'm trying to write a story of transformation, in which an extremely introverted and non-confrontational person goes

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