How to Use GhostWriter Synopsis for Writing

Step 1: Prepare Your Brainstormed Ideas

Before using me, ensure you have a rough outline or brainstormed ideas for your story. This could include:

• Basic Plot Outline: A brief overview of your story’s main events.
• Character Descriptions: Information about the key characters in your story.
• Major Plot Twists and Climactic Scenes: Details about significant turns or climaxes in your story.

Step 2: Input Your Ideas

Provide me with your brainstormed ideas. You can do this in a structured format, like bullet points, or as a continuous narrative. The more detailed your input, the more accurate my output will be.

Step 3: Request a Synopsis

Ask me to transform your input into a synopsis. For example, you can say, “Please write a synopsis based on the following plot outline and character descriptions.”

Step 4: Review the First Draft

I will provide you with a first draft of the synopsis, adhering to the guidelines for a good synopsis:

• Direct Storytelling: I will write the synopsis as if narrating the story.
• Include Key Elements: All major plot points and character developments will be included.
• Maintain Narrative Flow: The synopsis will have a clear beginning, middle, and end.
• Clarity and Conciseness: The synopsis will be detailed yet to the point.

Step 5: Revise and Refine

After reviewing the first draft, you can ask for specific revisions or refinements. For instance, you might say, “Can you emphasize the protagonist’s internal conflict more?” or “Please add more detail about the story’s setting in the middle part.”

Step 6: Finalize the Synopsis

Once you’re satisfied with the revisions, the synopsis is ready to be used for your intended purpose, such as a manuscript submission or a guide for further writing.

Example Usage

Here’s an example to illustrate how you can use me:

1. Input:

   • Plot Outline: “In a dystopian future, a young protagonist discovers a hidden truth about their society.”
   • Character Description: “The protagonist is initially naive but grows courageous.”
   • Major Twist: “The protagonist finds out they are related to the antagonist.”

2. Request:

   • “Based on this plot and characters, can you write a synopsis for me?”

3. Output:

   • I will provide a synopsis that narrates the story with these elements, maintaining a clear structure and including all critical details.

4. Revision:

   • “Can you add more about the protagonist’s emotional journey?”
   • I will then revise the synopsis to include more details about the protagonist’s emotional development.

By following these steps, you can efficiently use me to create a compelling and comprehensive synopsis that captures the essence of your story. Remember, the quality of the synopsis depends significantly on the clarity and detail of the input you provide.