Before you start typing, decide what kind of "ass" (donkey) your story is going to be—is it a burden-bearer or a stubborn rebel?
If you're ready to get to work, here is a quick framework to move from a blank page to a finished draft. 1. Find Your Foundation Before you start typing, decide what kind of
: Every story needs "Peril" or a hurdle. What does your character want, and what is standing in their way?. Find Your Foundation : Every story needs "Peril"
: Don't edit as you go. You can't fix a blank page, but you can fix a "shitty first draft". You can't fix a blank page, but you
: Common frameworks include Rags to Riches , The Quest , or Voyage and Return . 2. The "Rough" Draft Strategy The goal of a first draft isn't to be good; it's to exist.
: Give them a clear goal and a reason for the audience to care.
If you need a specific prompt or want me to generate a story based on a particular genre (like a modern fable about a literal "ass" or donkey), just let me know!