Is your conflict clear to the reader once they reach it? Is your story's plot properly arched?
Is your plot believable and realistic? Is it cliché? Does it make sense? Could any parts possibly be confusing to readers?
What about subplots? Does your story have one? Does it have many? How is your subplot connected to your story? If you have many, how do they relate to one another?
No matter the genre, as a writer, you create a world for your characters. How can you do it easily and without any hiccups or holes?
This section will focus on the following parts:
Part i. The Structure of a Complete Plot
Part ii. Building a Plot
Part iii. Subplots
Part iv. Building a World
Part v. The Thing About Clichés
A/N: This section is considered complete. However, if there is a particular topic you need assistance with that pertains to plot and you do not see it here, request it! I will still add parts upon request.
Please keep in mind, the following section also touches upon plot-related topics, so if you do not see a part here that could help you with a particular struggle of yours, check out the next section!
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