Are you an impatient writer that wants to “write a story, right now”? Need a plot in a hurry for this or that deadline? Writer’s block?
Consider looking over Georges Polti’s “Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations” or, as referenced in this article on Flemming Funch’s blog, “The 36 Plots” by Loren Miller.
Of course we know that plots are reused over and over and over again, and many writer’s use this fact to excuse regular writing habits that are essential to producing content. But it’s your telling of the story that makes it unique and that makes other people want to read what you write.
Take one of these plots, and put a personal spin on it. Make it as personal as you can!
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