: Re: What should come firstâ€”characters or plot? I'm starting a new fantasy story, and although I had a loose idea of plot, I began sculpting my characters before writing anything. Creating images

I believe you start with both of them together.

A young warrior overthrows an oppressive regime.

A fae outcast learns new magic to build the world anew.

A criminal drug addict seeks redemption by turning his life to saving others.

^^ If you can identify a character goal and what your characters will do to reach it, then start writing in the 'normal world' of your character with an idea of the inciting incident you are writing toward, you will be on your way.

Load Full (0)

: Where should question marks be put in fragmented lines of poems? For example, in the lines: Say what good really is a life, When so thoroughly deprived of joy Is my restless mind,

@Sent2472441

Load Full 1 Comments

: Do living authors still get paid royalties for their old work? Do authors still get paid royalties for their old works? For example, If I decided to buy a copy of the "Odessa File" by Frederick

@Sent2472441

Load Full 3 Comments

: How to write a non-fiction book? I've heard that in order to write a non-fiction book I need to write notes and then put them together to make a book, but I'm writing notes from possible

@Sent2472441

Load Full 4 Comments

: How can I portray a character with no fear of death, without them sounding utterly bored? Imagine a fantasy hero with a 'time reset' ability like the protagonists of Groundhog Day or Edge of

: Re: What should come firstâ€”characters or plot? I'm starting a new fantasy story, and although I had a loose idea of plot, I began sculpting my characters before writing anything. Creating images

More posts by @Sent2472441

: Where should question marks be put in fragmented lines of poems? For example, in the lines: Say what good really is a life, When so thoroughly deprived of joy Is my restless mind,

: Do living authors still get paid royalties for their old work? Do authors still get paid royalties for their old works? For example, If I decided to buy a copy of the "Odessa File" by Frederick

: How to write a non-fiction book? I've heard that in order to write a non-fiction book I need to write notes and then put them together to make a book, but I'm writing notes from possible

: How can I portray a character with no fear of death, without them sounding utterly bored? Imagine a fantasy hero with a 'time reset' ability like the protagonists of Groundhog Day or Edge of

Login to post a comment!

0 Comments

Back to top