adviceman49 answered Sunday March 23 2014, 10:44 am: solidadvice4teens is correct in what was replied to you. You have written a very open ended question for which there is no way for anyone to respond not knowing what it is you like to write about.
What have you written about in the past? Do you like mysteries or science fiction? What was the plot of your last story? Could you take one of the central characters from that story and develop a sequel to the last story or develop an new plot for that character?
Without answers to questions like this it is impossible to give you a direct answer to your question. My best advice would be to look at the characters in your last story and to build a plot around one of them possibly based on the plot of the last story. [ adviceman49's advice column | Ask adviceman49 A Question ]
solidadvice4teens answered Saturday March 22 2014, 10:57 pm: I'm not sure I read this question correctly. From what I can gather you are a storyteller with writer's block and lack of a setting or idea for a story.
What you should ask yourself first is "who are my audience?" Try to think of what they like about your stories if you have written others. Then think about themes, topics or ideas you want to explore that don't necessarily have to connect together but through your story will.
That's how you develop characters. Think of what you would want to read and grabs you and then write the kind of story you would gravitate to. Don't worry the best writing takes time. If hitting a block come back to it later.
If I suggested a plot to you than there would be no good in it or value to you. Essentially, I would be the writer in that case. You have great ideas within you. You just have to wait, listen for them and try writing what you feel in the moment. [ solidadvice4teens's advice column | Ask solidadvice4teens A Question ]
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