: Re: Creating a unique spin on a nuclear apocalypse? Basically, my story follows a group of 6 people (and 1 mutant human) exploring a barren wasteland of what used to be the USA. The world they

A love story would be a unique spin on a nuclear apocalypse, but good love stories are hard to write since they easily become cheesy and uninteresting. That is unless they end tragically (and only happy endings are promoted enough to to have the potential of being commercially successful).
Hence, if you believe in the love story theme I think you need to start with making the decision: happy ending or tragic ending and take it from there.

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