I have writers block.?

Question

Seriously.

I am trying to think up an idea for a story

that hopefully will turn into a Novel.

Can someone please help with ideas or something?

Answer 1

if we could all do that why would we need writers ? u dont have writers block you have no talent at writing ,

Answer 2

--> Anna is a spoiled brat. Anna gets in trouble one day, (Flunks a test, gets drunk, maxes out a credit card, something..) and her parents ship her out of the city and her prep school to go live with her aunt in Oklahoma, where she goes to public school, and is shunned for having Chanel and other designer things. She learns to work, and learns how good it feels when she earns something herself. Anna is no longer a spoiled brat.

Answer 3

The only cure for writer's block is writing right through it. You just sit down and write. Yes, most of what you'll write may be garbage, but to paraphrase Hemingway, "the first draft of anything is c**p." Just write it down, and edit later.  

Answer 4

Do this on your own. Make it your own story. Take your favorite magazine and browse through it until something catches your eye.

Then play the WHAT IF game.

Start with that picture or section of words and begin to ask that question.

Karen Syed

http://karensyed.blogspot.com

Answer 5

Well there's the forbidden love topic, Murder mystery,like a clique sort of thing were there is a group of friends. kinda like s*x and the city.

Hope this helps!    

Answer 6

Well it depends on what kind of stories you like to write/read, i mean it is important to connect with the readers, but unless you're interested with what your reading it won't really give you the extra "Bam!" your book may need.

Try something onlong the lines of what you have read (and enjoyed) and put it all together with your own touch.

You could also try to come up with something you have experienced or have seen happen, and twist it up to make it a page turning novel.

HOPE THAT HELPED, GOOD LUCK! :D

Answer 7

hey how about a story that revolves around ones conflicts of self-interests and moral convictions, a good friend's principles, and the struggle of keeping the friendship alive inspite of differences while hoping to prevail on the conflict.