Jan
27
2007
27
2007
The 36 Plots
An article by 
A member of my Email Writers’ Group shared this link and I thought I’d share it here too.
The 36 Plots is written with RPG in mind, but I think the essense of what’s being said can be applied to novel or short story writing too. I hope it helps someone over a stumbling block. Or, maybe it will help you think about your plots and characters from a different direction. Good luck.
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Karen is a writer of fantasy novels and short stories for children, young adults and adults. She also loves to read fantasy, thrillers and the occasional romance. When she's not writing or reading, she enjoys spending time on the PS3 or catching some fresh air whilst walking the dog.
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I had found another one, a long time ago. Perhaps having a look at both can even help some more.
http://www.io.com/~sjohn/plots.htm