If you’ve been on the writing scene for a while, you may have heard the terms “whump” and “hurt comfort” floating around. What do these
Category: Plot
Whew. It’s been a while. But here it is. The giant list of plot ideas. When I first sat down to write this, I couldn’t
Let’s say your character is fighting a battle, and they slowly start to bleed out, until their vision fades to black and they fall unconscious.
So you’re writing a fantasy story, and the characters must travel across the plains to defeat the evil dragon. Or your character is travelling to
So. You want to bring a character back to life. Most of the time, resurrecting characters from the dead is frowned upon. A lot of
Love is probably one of the most common tropes to write about. It’s full of emotions, it has a clear-cut ending (either happiness or heartbreak),
Have you written a prequel before? Let’s face it— you’ve done a lot of worldbuilding for your novel. But there’s not enough space for all
Brainwashing and mind control are two of the most popular writing tropes. Whether your character is a cult member, tortured into accepting their new beliefs,
Have you ever dreamed about growing a huge fanbase for your YA trilogy or series? Do you count success as the number of adoring fans
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