Adding Plot Twists To Your Writing
Posted: Monday, March 30, 2009
by Marjorie J McDonald
Creative Writing Strategies
Around every corner you can find a story, a scheme or scam. They are all over the news in every area, every field and often in unexpected places.
These make perfect content for plots and twists in your story when you begin to write. One statement that I remember clearly is "truth is stranger than fiction" I don't know who said it but it really does apply to the events that are going on around us.
Select a few events that would qualify for a scheme or scam and keep them in a file. You never know when you might need a good plot twist to spice up your story.
Many television shows cover topics like miracles, amazing survival stories and in some cases reality shows that have audiences following stories that are hard for the mind to grasp as even possible that it happened. Some disasters give us the same feeling. Amongst the shock, surprise, heros, events, the way they unfolded and the way they ended are the stories that everyone has to share.
What was your perspective, what did you see and hear and what did you think of the ending. All of these make good content for you to write about and also give you as an author a way to collect them and put them into your plots, twists and story events of your story line.
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