September 18th, 2011 
Arwen Taylor Whether you write novels, short stories, articles, or how-to books, you will always need a supply of fresh ideas. Brainstorming sessions can yield amazing results! Develop dozens of new non-fiction topics and find fresh approaches to old topics. Dream up new fiction characters. Create unique situations and new settings for scenes. But be forewarned–ideas will flood your mind so fast you’ll have trouble writing them all down!
Brainstorming was originally created for groups, working together to find solutions to specific problems. Authors can utilize solitary brainstorming techniques. This mental exercise is a fun and easy way to begin generating hundreds of great new ideas.
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