[header] How to write a ghost story [title] Get inspired by your own fears. [step] It can be helpful when writing a ghost story to begin by thinking about what you find scary about ghosts. Imagine a situation where you come face to face with a ghost and take note of what you think would make you feel the most fear.
[header] How to write a ghost story [title] Get inspired by your own fears. [step] It can be helpful when writing a ghost story to begin by thinking about what you find scary about ghosts. Imagine a situation where you come face to face with a ghost and take note of what you think would make you feel the most fear.
Then, come up with a few ghost-related situations to write about. [substeps] Ghost stories can be a cathartic experience to have, whether you're writing a ghost story in a book or in a movie. If a chilling or negative emotion comes to mind, jot down your emotions or things that remind you of the haunting experience. What do you find the most scary? [substeps] You may find the idea that ghosts are malicious, paranormal, or dangerous creepy cute when you are thinking about spooky thoughts. Knowing what you find to be terrifying about ghosts can help you get inspired when writing your ghost story. [substeps] Think about which situations meeting a ghost would be most terrifying. Did you encounter a ghost in a room you just shared but don't know where to go? What did your fear look like? [substeps] No ghost is scary. There are literally hundreds of ghost stories all over the world, so getting an idea about your fear will help you decide what to write.