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Getting started on a story can be the hardest part, but there are some tried-and-true tricks to spark that first big idea. Whether you’re looking to write a sweeping epic or a short character study, here are a few ways to get the gears turning: 1. The "What If" Game "He is the enemy
One evening, a Christian knight named Rodrigo de las Torres was thrown from his horse during a storm. Wounded and lost, he stumbled into the valley. The people of Al-Jawza found him and, by ancient custom, brought him before the emir.
Think of a place that inspires you—maybe a quiet river town or a bustling city—and imagine what kind of person would feel most out of place there.
What if fuel stations existed in outer space? Who would work there, and what kind of "regular" customers would they have?
