Title Leading Story - podcast

R.L. Stine thank you. That's exactly what happens with me. I think of a title and then I attempt to add the opening, middle and ending. So, I would like to be added to your list so that I can get help with the opening. Dottie. email:dewinnin@aol.com

I think I need help. Ad me to your circle so that I can discuss my problem with you. uniquejean@gmail.com. Thanks

I think of titles then think of ideas for the title. It's a great inspiration R.L Stine.

I like this! R.L. Stine -- you're inspirational. The plots for my stories sort of arrive fairly complete, suddenly and spontaneously, though the one with which I'm in the "book process" at the moment did indeed come from a title. It was thought up by an old friend who wrote; I have shamelessly copped it as he has passed on from this mortal coil. In my defense, however -- the characters, plot, and setting are entirely my own. Thanks for your unusual and very creative idea.

That's exactly what I do as well . . . not all the time but most times. Hmm, I thought I was weird lol For example a book I'm working on is called, 'Organized Chaos: Misery Loves Company' . . . that just popped into my head and so I created characters around the title and then develop a theme throughout the story. What I also do is use characters from other books and have them be the lead character. For beginners, creating stories from book titles is a great way to move forward and into the deep end of writing fiction.