Is This Good Enough For A Novel /plot Ideas

Some Good Filler Ideas For My Novel?

YES: " You don't have a big enough imagination to write a book" IS an insult, Lolita B.

LOLITA B. : I put 'No put-downs' up here just for you because you have a tendency to 'insult' people and then 'tack on' some flimsy response that rarely answers the question. My question is : Do "you" have a big enough imagination to get a job? Every time I come here, I see YOU are here. I don't want you responding to anymore of my questions, which is no loss for me since you don't really answer the question anyway.

Any ideas for a vampire/werewolf novel plot?

"Please, do not call me uncreative or lazy."

Well, what would _you_ call someone who can't be bothered to think up their own storyline except to demand that it has to be based on the current biggest trend?

Advice? Don't write anything until you have some ideas of your own. And yes, I'm aware that means you won't be able to brag about the novel you are writing, since you won't be writing one. The world won't end. If you choose to consider that meaningless advice, that's your choice.

Need some ideas for my plot?

Do you intend to tell one story in a few parts, or a few stories that are connected because they have the same characters? Series can be done either way. If you are telling one story in a few parts, you may need to plan out major events ahead of time and decide which book they should go into. If you're telling separate stories, there's no need to worry about starting the drama too soon. Each story will need its own drama. Are the girls going to be instant best friends, or will that develop over the course of the stories? Is there life outside of the school? (I.e., how were they chosen, is it like a boarding school, do they ever get to leave/sneak off, how is this changing their lives, or is it not really changing much for them, etc.?) How did their teacher get to have little slave/drone followers? Do other teachers get them? Is it like independent study taken to the max? Who on campus has sociopathic issues? Is this a girls' only school (assumed from the high concentration of female names)? What kind of career paths are available to these friends?

Lot of questions, perhaps not a lot of help. Most of the novels I've invented have started somewhere in the middle, and I have to follow a trail of questions that show how a character arrived at the point where I came in and then another trail of questions that show how the character resolves the situation. It's a method that generally results in more books than I intended, but with a lot of detail and workable empathy.

One logical progression would be to start with how the girl arrived at the school/made her friends. This could take up an entire book, especially if Sidney and Diana clash and Sidney doesn't know everything. It could start petty before building to kidnapping/theft, or you could start with major crimes and move on to world domination.