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Will someone help me create a fiction story idea?
My son is a young writer he is 13 by the way and he likes a lot of fiction and he also likes writing. He wanted me to come here and ask for story ideas.
4 Answers
- SpikeLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Maybe some of these words and terms might help him decide or give him ideas on any kind of stories or what kind he wants to write about and the plot, sub plot, era and type of characters of the story.
shopping mall
coffee
police
undercover
body
dragon
orge
wizard
circus
ring master
clown
school
bullying
anxiety disorder
panic attack(some what related to anixety disorder)
Auditory processing disorder
Licensed clinical social worker
Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California
Florida
Las Vegas
Arizona
castle
sword
magic
monk
wuxia
ninja
race track
huanted house
candy
cafe
pizza
New Mexico
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
school dance
security
spy
analyst
file
report
code
operation
ghost
monster
sunset
sunrise
friends
ice cream
farm
court jester
elf
dwarf
bar
donky
harp
password
contest
cheese cake
apple pie
bread pudding
fingerprint
shoe print
sport car
mugged
holiday
space
robot
tin
laser
blanket
life
doves
church
cobra
river
boat
sea
sail
cruise
train
ballon
pocket
flood
water
stink
horn
lane
outerwear
jail
brass
koi
catfish
teen
noel
mango
read bean
rent
rickshaw
chopstick
- GhostwriterLv 78 years ago
Yeah, right. I admit this is a new one. Very inventive way to ask for help on your story. Usually people go for the fictional "friend," but the fact that you changed it up by going for the fictional "son" makes it at least fresh. Bottom line, I will tell you what I tell all wannabe writers who come here asking this question. If you want to write and it is supposedly something you "like" doing, it seems to me you would come up with your own ideas. Try having an idea THEN deciding to write a story. That tends to be more effective than deciding "I want to write a story. But what do I do about a plot." This answer works even if you do have an actual thirteen year old son who wants to write, yet ironically was too lazy even to type this question for himself. Doesn't bode well for him finishing an actual story even if he does get ideas, hmm?
- 8 years ago
try an adventure kinda like Narnia
have him write about what he would do if stranded on an island
maybe if he likes history, he could write about what he would do in a certain time period
