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1. Keep the passion alive • Love what you do • Believe in yourself • Endure rejection
2. Write your ideas down
3. Plot : With the right plot, your reader won't be able to stop turning the pages
4. conduct in-depth research
5. Outline : comprehensive outline
6. Create characters
7. First Lines :Grab your reader's attention quickly and make them hold on for dear life.
8. Keep pulling the reader in • Get your reader invested • Involve the reader quickly • Don’t be afraid to rewrite
9. Write chapters
10. Write dialog

1. Choose a view point • Be in the scene • Find a voice • Give the reader questions
2. each chapter is a single scene. Each scene is used to progress the plot line, and to keep the reader turning pages.
3. take a story from your own life experience and write it down. To get you started, build a compelling scene by using your five senses. What do you see, hear, smell, taste and feel?
4. choose a chapter to write from multiple perspectives, experimenting with narrating the chapter in both first person and third person limited

1. Who is your character?
2. What makes your character tick?
3. Make a complex hero
4. Make a complex villain
5. Make important secondary characters
6. Create reader intimacy
7. get some inpiration by checking out some of the best Characters in fictions
8. Make a list of your top five favorite characters and define five character traits for each.
   • John Snow — Strong, modest, loyal to the end, brave, irritable
   • Tyrion Lannister - short, physically weak, Mentally strong, smart, deceptive, sophisticated
   • With your list of characters and their attributes, choose your favorite trait in each and strike out the others.
   • find similarities between the characters
   • Write a few sentences explaining what it is about these traits that makes each protagonist/villain so memorable.
9. James Patterson ‘With respect to characters, you want things that really dig deep and say a lot very very quickly, to get us interested in the person.’ With that in mind, write a list of 20 traits for a new character. Then cross out 17 traits. Do the remaining traits still make for a compelling character?

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2. Google Street View lets you explore world landmarks, discover natural wonders, and step inside locations such as museums, arenas, restaurants and small businesses with 360-degree images.
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1. Successful plots make readers say “Tell me more!”
2. James Patterson says the difference between a plot and a story by “The king died and then the queen died, is a story. The king died and then the queen died of grief is a plot.”
3. Condense your plot
4. Raise the stakes
5. Create conflict
6. Create worthy opponents
7. Build in surprises
8. Get your friend feedback and see if they ask for more.

1. Read The Act of Creation by Arthur Koestler if you Having trouble coming up with clever book ideas
2. Coming up with idea out of nowhere is very rare. Usually people put together varying ideas that nobody has put together before. These are few tools to help get your creativity flowing. Inspiration Finder
   What-if-inator An idea generator for possible historical outcomes. Eg. “What if human found aliens when they went to the Moon?”
3. "The more you know about, the more likely you are to combine things to make an idea that’s striking. —James Patterson"