What Makes Your Writing Original? (Even If the Idea Isn't) | Ep. 26
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What Makes Your Writing Original? (Even If the Idea Isn't) | Ep. 26
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What makes your writing original when your story idea isn't completely new? In this episode, I explore why 'original fiction' isn't about having an idea nobody has ever had.
I'll use Pokémon to show how influences can pass through one creator and become something new. Then I give you a simple exercise for finding the fingerprints already present in your own fiction.
Most importantly, I make the case for why the fiction only you can write is worth making and putting into the world.
In this episode, I answer questions like:
- What makes your writing original if your story idea isn't new?
- How do I know if my story is original enough?
- What truly makes one writer's work different from another's?
- Do fiction writers need completely original story ideas?
- How do your influences and personal experiences shape your writing?
- How can you use creative influences without feeling like you're copying?
- How can you find what is uniquely yours in your own writing?
- Why can two writers start with similar ideas and create completely different stories?
- Why does your individual perspective matter as a fiction writer?
- Why is the fiction only you can write worth finishing and sharing?
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Fiction Writer's Toolshed -- Episode 26
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