How to brainstorm a new book?

Sapna_manjunath

How do you come up with new ideas for a book? What are some things you do to brainstorm? How do you make sure your ideas are fresh and new? I am a big fan of brainstorming new ideas for a book. I usually start with a general idea, and then I brainstorm ways to make it more interesting. I also try to come up with new ideas by looking at other books and seeing what they did well. Finally, I make sure to keep a running list of ideas so I can come back to them later. I'm curious to know how others brainstorm new ideas for a book!

beautifulladybug

When it comes to brainstorming a new book, the sky is the limit! There are endless possibilities for what you can write about – so it's important to start by thinking about what interests you. Once you've got a general idea, it's time to start thinking about specifics. Who are the characters going to be? What is the plot going to be about? What setting will the story take place in? By zeroing in on these key elements, you'll start to see the bigger picture of your book taking shape.

If you're still feeling stuck, there are a few other tricks you can try. Why not try looking at prompts or doing some free writing? Sometimes all it takes is a little jog to get your creative juices flowing. And if all else fails, remember that there are no wrong answers in brainstorming – so go with your gut and see where it takes you!

organicpeacock

When brainstorming a new book, I like to start with a general idea of what I want the book to be about. From there, I brainstorm a list of potential scenes, characters, and plot points that could be included in the book. I also like to brainstorm a list of questions that I want the book to answer. Once I have a good foundation for the book, I start to flesh out the details and build a more concrete story.