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Try the 100 word challenge. :) Just write a bit on oe of these words and see what ideas come up. I find it a great way to generate ideasa

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I had this dream once that this guy who was basically the leader of this huge group takes pretty girls his workers find wondering around the woods and once he gets tired of them, he just gets rid of them. but then he finds this one girl and falls in love with her but wont admit it because he is "her master and she is his slave". and when she begins to fall in love with one of his workers and catches them together, he is outraged and finally admits his love to her. sorry if that was alot but i guess its something to work with and u can come up with an ending :)

What exactly inspires you? What are your interests or opinions? Use them as the basis.

Like, I'm an Essex girl and we have this God awful reputation that I feel at a complete odds to, and a lot of my writing is about playing with notions of stereotypes because I don't like the implications about how I must be from the ones I fit.

The best way to overcome writers block though, is to read. Anything and everything you can, and eventually reading won't be enough because your story has to come out.

Two people, one boy, one girl. Boy is a Hollywood up and coming star. Girl is small-town girl who works at the bookstore. Boy goes to school that girl goes to to research a role and falls in love with the girl who is the best friend of his sister, who hasn't told anyone that her brother is this famous star. The girl and boy start dating and they fall in love with each other even more but the girl finds out somehow that the boy has been lying to her and breaks things off with him and her best friend, his sister. But then, they get back together and live happily ever after. Ooh! And as a sequel, you could have it to where the girl and boy reveal their relationship and the girl becomes really snobby and stuck-up and caught up in the "Hollywood Life".

I have no idea where that came from...

I had writer's block for a while. Don't force yourself to write, because it won't turn out as good as when you want to write. Just let the story come to you on its own. I overcame my writer's block by going through all my old stories I'd started and soon after forgotten. A lot of published stories are based around this quote and I really like it:

" All that we see or seem
Is but a dream within a dream. "
-Edgar Allan Poe, A Dream Within a Dream.