1. An opener 2. An inciting incident that changes everything 3. A series of crises that build tension 4. A climax 5. An end

Love, Growing up, Ambition, Courage and Fear, Intention, Knowledge, Perseverance, Happiness, Truth

Prejudice, Belief, Change, Good and Evil

1.Decide where to start 2.List the rules and laws 3.Establish the type of world you want 4.Describe the environment 5.Define the culture 6. Define the language 7. Identify the history 8. Use existing works to inspire

Worldbuilding is the part of the writing process that sets up where your story takes place...

1. Plan your story 2. Plant seeds as early as possible 3. Scatter those seeds 4. Foreshadow in moderation 5. Enlist a second set of eyes

1. Keep your reader in the dark 2. Your narrator should be unreliable from the start 3. Let other characters be a sounding board 4. Experiment with just a pinch of unreliability

1. Determine the expectations your character will violate 2. Explore your characters values 3. Use your character's conflict move your plot forward 4. Layer on another type of conflict

1. Outline the premise of the technology that will drive the conflict 2. Research 3. Build the world 4. Ask existential questions