75+ Battle-Tested Prompts To Turn Your Creative Ideas Into A Finished Story In Half The Time

Most fiction writers waste months and sometimes even years making basic decisions that could be made in minutes.

They:

But it doesn't have to be this way.

Elite writers are already using AI to make smarter creative decisions, faster.

They're producing more books, better stories, and building loyal audiences while others are still trying to figure out their story structure.

This complete prompt library gives you everything you need to:

The beauty of this system? It works for any story you want to tell.

Whether you're writing:

The system adapts to you - not the other way around.

Because great stories come in all shapes and sizes. And with these prompts you have the tools to write yours.

The Fiction Writing With AI Prompt Library works in 3-simple steps.

1. Start with your creative idea. (Even if it’s just a rough thought.) Then pick any prompt from any vault - whether you're starting fresh, stuck in the middle, or polishing your final draft.
2. Run it through your AI tool. Copy, paste, and customize our proven prompts in ChatGPT, Claude, or your AI writer of choice.
3. Transform the output into your story. Take AI's suggestions and blend them with your voice to create stories that are 100% yours.

That's it.

Run one prompt at a time until your draft is complete.

This is how you turn AI into your personal story development partner.

And now it's your turn.

Inside this comprehensive Notion library, you'll find 6 powerful vaults packed with 75+ story-transforming prompts.

Each vault is designed to tackle a specific writing challenge, so you always know exactly where to turn when you need help.

Whether you're dreaming up new worlds, crafting complex characters, or pushing through tough scenes - there's a proven prompt ready to light the way.

This section is where you’ll define the basic building blocks of your story.

You’ll get prompts that help you:

• Pick a specific sub-genre so your story has a clear tone, style, and niche
• Identify your plot archetype—so you’re not guessing where the story is headed
• Define your theme, point of view, and main character—before you write your first sentence

Writers who skip this step usually end up rewriting everything later. These prompts help you make smart decisions early.

If your story takes place in a fictional world—sci-fi, fantasy, alternate history—this section will help you build it without overthinking.

You’ll get prompts for:

• Creating a visual map of your world, including biomes, landmarks, and travel logic
• Building distinct civilizations, governments, and belief systems
• Defining important holidays, taboos, and social rules that shape how your characters behave
• Filling in smaller details like food, tools, currency, and tech level—so your world feels lived in

You can use one prompt or all of them. They work together or standalone.

This section helps you build characters who feel like real people—not templates.

You’ll get prompts that guide you through:

• Internal conflict, contradiction, and personal history
• Relationship dynamics between characters
• Dialogue styles and physicality (so characters don’t all sound or act the same)
• Motivation, stakes, and what each character wants at every stage of the story

You can use these to flesh out your protagonist, antagonist, side characters, or background extras.

Plot structure matters. These prompts help you choose the right one and build a usable outline.

You’ll get:

• 11 different story structure options—from Save The Cat to the Hero’s Journey to Kurt Vonnegut’s Story Arcs
• Beat-by-beat planning prompts to help you flesh out your major scenes and twists
• Tools to adjust pacing, subplots, and character arcs

The goal here isn’t to make you write rigidly—it’s to give you a map you can actually follow.

You know the structure. Now it’s time to write the thing.

This section includes:

• A scene builder prompt that walks you through opening, setup, action, emotional turn, and closing
• Prompts that help you write stronger openings and endings
• Tools for revising a scene that isn’t working

These are especially useful when you feel stuck, or when you’re trying to “make something happen” in a scene but can’t quite get it down.

Sometimes you don’t want to write a novel. You want to write and finish something this weekend.

You’ll get templates for:

• 100-word drabbles
• 1,000-word moral fables
• 5,000-word novelettes
• Scene-based stories that focus on tension, relationship, or world reveal

These are great if you want to practice, publish short pieces, or just get reps in without writing 80,000 words.

These prompts represent over 18 months of development and hundreds of hours of testing and refinement.

Instead of spending months figuring this out on your own, you can start using these proven frameworks today.

And just for this launch period, you can get instant access to the complete library for $49 (40% off the regular price of $99):

Plus you'll receive a digital copy of "How To Market A Love Story" - a crash course on Category Creation for writers.

PS...When the launch period ends, both the discount and bonus disappear.