By: Emrald Sethna
Writing Prompt Ideas
If you're stuck on certain ideas or you don't yet understand elements of the story:
- Create a journal entry from the POV of your protagonist, detailing an average day in their life.
- Alternatively, create a journal entry from the POV of your antagonist, discussing their motivations and plans for the future.
- Set a timer for ten minutes, and in that time, write as much as you can about the protagonist, antagonist, setting, and or plot of your story.
- Craft a short dialogue scene where your characters interact. This can help you test out their differing voices and decide which suits each character best.
- Stuck on what kind of POV to use? Write a chapter or scene from a first person viewpoint, then rewrite it in third person. Which one are you more comfortable with and which suits the story you wish to tell?
- Take the time to prepare a description for each of your potential characters, including their physical looks and personality traits or quirks.
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