Inspiration & Ideas
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A conversation, an unexpected detail, or a “what if?” question can become the seed of a story. This section explores finding ideas, developing your imagination, and practicing with writing exercises: noticing material around you, collecting observations, and trying them out in scenes.
It also covers feeling stuck and returning to writing after a break. If you already have an idea and need help organizing a book, see Working on the Manuscript.
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