Hello Folks, today I wanted to answer one of the most common questions I get from book writers, and their question is this or some variant of it: “Hi, is there any template or formula for a successful fiction book?”
Well, there is no such template or formula. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula for a successful fiction book, many successful novels follow certain structural templates and storytelling techniques that resonate with readers. Below is a general template (guideline) that can guide you in crafting a compelling fiction story:
1. Concept and Theme
- Concept: Start with a unique, engaging idea that will captivate readers. This could be a “what if” scenario, an unusual character, or an intriguing setting.
- Theme: Decide on the central theme or message of your story. This could be love, power, identity, redemption, etc.
2. Character Development
- Protagonist: Create a relatable main character with clear goals, strengths, and flaws. The protagonist should undergo significant growth or change throughout the story.
- Antagonist: Introduce an antagonist or obstacle that challenges the protagonist, providing conflict and tension.
- Supporting Characters: Develop well-rounded secondary characters that serve to complement, challenge, or support the protagonist.

There is spirituality information that says God is separate from you and there is spirituality information that says God is one with you. For your spiritual growth let us pretend that you are building a house (the structure of your life) and the architect you are using is the God who is one with you.