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tommycanyouhearme) wrote2023-12-28 02:48 pm
tommycanyouhearme) wrote2023-12-28 02:48 pm
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Writing prompts link:
https://brilliantio.com/fanfiction-writing-prompts/
23 Fanfiction Creative Writing Prompts
1. Antagonist’s Perspective: Write a story from the viewpoint of a character who is usually an antagonist. Explore their motivations and how they perceive the world.
2. Unexpected Crossover: Imagine two characters from completely different fandoms meeting and becoming friends. Write a story about their unlikely interactions.
3. Fix-it Fic: Choose a major mistake a character made in canon and write a story in which they undo it. How does the story change as a result?
4. Alternate Universe Fun: Write a story in an alternate universe where your favorite characters have different jobs, live in different places, or have the opposite gender.
5. Superpowered Awakening: What if a character suddenly gained superpowers? Write a story about how they use them and whether they keep their abilities a secret or share with friends and family.
6. Metafiction: Write a story in which the characters know they’re fictional and can interact with their fandom, including other characters, ships, and fanworks. Describe the hijinks that ensue.
7. Slow-Burn Romance: Write a romance story where the main characters take their time falling in love. What obstacles do they face?
8. Love at First Sight: Write a story where the main characters fall in love within 24 hours. Is it true love or just infatuation?
9. Ghostly Love: Write a ghost AU story where one or both partners are ghosts who can only interact with the living world through their loved ones.
10. Object POV: Write a story told from the perspective of an object belonging to a main character, such as a necklace, car, or book.
11. Song Lyric Inspiration: Take inspiration from your favorite song lyrics and use them as a starting point for a story that reflects the characters’ lives and experiences.
12. Prompt Exploration: Use prompts from other writers as jumping-off points for your own stories. Search online for inspiration and let your imagination run wild.
13. Unlikely Crossover: Write a crossover fic between two unlikely universes, such as Harry Potter and The Hunger Games, Supernatural and Once Upon a Time, or Sherlock and Doctor Who.
14. Fixed Problem: Write a fix-it fic where a problem arises but is resolved by the end of the story.
15. Secondary Character Focus: Write a character study of a secondary character who doesn’t normally receive much attention.
16. Non-Human POV: Write a day-in-the-life story from the perspective of a non-human character, like a pet or an inanimate object.
17. First Times: Write a story where two characters experience something new together, like their first date, first kiss, or another first-time event.
18. Roadmap Fic: Detail events between two canon stories, filling in the gaps for fans.
19. What-If: Write a story where a minor change leads to major consequences, such as Harry Potter being sorted into Slytherin instead of Gryffindor.
20. AU Twist: Write an AU fic where everything is the same but with one key detail changed, like Katniss Everdeen being born into a wealthy family instead of a poor one.
21. Soulmate Connection: Write a story where two characters can see each other’s thoughts and feelings through words written on their skin.
22. Redemption Arc: Write a story where a villainous character seeks to redeem themselves for past misdeeds.
23. Epistolary Fic: Write a story told entirely through letters, journal entries, text messages, emails, or other forms of correspondence.
And yes, I realize a few of the prompts were basically repeated. They weren't mine, I have no control over it.
Thinking of getting a gaming dice and using it to pick characters and settings and shows and movies and prompts, etc. at random from a condensed list (not sure what method I'll use yet to condense list).
https://brilliantio.com/fanfiction-writing-prompts/
23 Fanfiction Creative Writing Prompts
1. Antagonist’s Perspective: Write a story from the viewpoint of a character who is usually an antagonist. Explore their motivations and how they perceive the world.
2. Unexpected Crossover: Imagine two characters from completely different fandoms meeting and becoming friends. Write a story about their unlikely interactions.
3. Fix-it Fic: Choose a major mistake a character made in canon and write a story in which they undo it. How does the story change as a result?
4. Alternate Universe Fun: Write a story in an alternate universe where your favorite characters have different jobs, live in different places, or have the opposite gender.
5. Superpowered Awakening: What if a character suddenly gained superpowers? Write a story about how they use them and whether they keep their abilities a secret or share with friends and family.
6. Metafiction: Write a story in which the characters know they’re fictional and can interact with their fandom, including other characters, ships, and fanworks. Describe the hijinks that ensue.
7. Slow-Burn Romance: Write a romance story where the main characters take their time falling in love. What obstacles do they face?
8. Love at First Sight: Write a story where the main characters fall in love within 24 hours. Is it true love or just infatuation?
9. Ghostly Love: Write a ghost AU story where one or both partners are ghosts who can only interact with the living world through their loved ones.
10. Object POV: Write a story told from the perspective of an object belonging to a main character, such as a necklace, car, or book.
11. Song Lyric Inspiration: Take inspiration from your favorite song lyrics and use them as a starting point for a story that reflects the characters’ lives and experiences.
12. Prompt Exploration: Use prompts from other writers as jumping-off points for your own stories. Search online for inspiration and let your imagination run wild.
13. Unlikely Crossover: Write a crossover fic between two unlikely universes, such as Harry Potter and The Hunger Games, Supernatural and Once Upon a Time, or Sherlock and Doctor Who.
14. Fixed Problem: Write a fix-it fic where a problem arises but is resolved by the end of the story.
15. Secondary Character Focus: Write a character study of a secondary character who doesn’t normally receive much attention.
16. Non-Human POV: Write a day-in-the-life story from the perspective of a non-human character, like a pet or an inanimate object.
17. First Times: Write a story where two characters experience something new together, like their first date, first kiss, or another first-time event.
18. Roadmap Fic: Detail events between two canon stories, filling in the gaps for fans.
19. What-If: Write a story where a minor change leads to major consequences, such as Harry Potter being sorted into Slytherin instead of Gryffindor.
20. AU Twist: Write an AU fic where everything is the same but with one key detail changed, like Katniss Everdeen being born into a wealthy family instead of a poor one.
21. Soulmate Connection: Write a story where two characters can see each other’s thoughts and feelings through words written on their skin.
22. Redemption Arc: Write a story where a villainous character seeks to redeem themselves for past misdeeds.
23. Epistolary Fic: Write a story told entirely through letters, journal entries, text messages, emails, or other forms of correspondence.
And yes, I realize a few of the prompts were basically repeated. They weren't mine, I have no control over it.
Thinking of getting a gaming dice and using it to pick characters and settings and shows and movies and prompts, etc. at random from a condensed list (not sure what method I'll use yet to condense list).
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gaming dice
They are fun! I'd definitely support that
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