The Idea Factory: 1,000 Story Ideas and Writing PromptsĢ. As you can see by the numbers, I picked from different parts to showcase different flavors. If you’d like, read below for a random sampling of the writing prompts in this book. If you need a book cover made, he’s the guy to talk to. He does excellent work and is always attentive to writers’ needs. The book cover was made by the fantastic Adrijus Guscia at Rocking Book Covers. Their beta reading provided a helpful contribution. I’d like to thank my Launch Team, who are the best people ever.

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Here are all the marketplaces it’s published on: Out of 1,000 story ideas and writing prompts, the beginnings of your next book is likely in these pages.

If you need help with inspiration, this is the book for you. Fantasy, Science Fiction, Romance, Horror, Thriller/Suspense, Mystery, Children’s, Middle Grade, Young Adult, Paranormal, Humor, and Historical.You’ll find multiple genres represented, such as: In the introduction, we discuss the different methods for creating story ideas to continue long after you read the last prompt. These 1,000 prompts are designed to give you the combination of the idea itself, as well as concepts to help you create your own. However, few things are worse than staring at a blank screen with no clue what to write next. Exploring a plot and fleshing out characters is part of what makes the project fun. One idea can spark a career.ĭo you have a hard time coming up with ideas on what to write?Ĭountless writers love to write fiction. Then the rest of the book is one thousand writing prompts and story ideas across multiple genres (see below for a sample). For writers who have been doing this a long time, they already employ most of them, but I’ve heard feedback that there’s at least one that they either didn’t think of or haven’t used in a while. In the beginning, it discusses several different methods for creating ideas as an ongoing process. I found that using them has helped quite a bit when needing an extra boost in creativity. I’ve always heard that writing prompts were helpful, but I didn’t experience them much first-hand until a few years ago. I wrote this book specifically with writers, authors, creative writing enthusiasts, teachers, and poets in mind.

It’s been an interesting work in progress.

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