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fiction-book-writing

Design and write serious fiction with strong plot, character arcs, scenes, worldbuilding, point of view, theme, pacing, foreshadowing, and payoff.

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  1. Copy the installation command and review the source package before installing it in your own agent environment.
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  3. Describe your input and desired deliverable; review the output against the source material.
npx skills add https://github.com/wnsdy95/writer-skills --skill fiction-book-writing

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Fiction Book Writing

Workflow

Design fiction as a causal system, not a sequence of cool events. Plot and character arc must pressure each other.

Read:

  • references/fiction-craft-system.md for the overall craft model
  • references/plot-character-arc.md when designing protagonist, antagonist, or long arc
  • references/scene-design.md when producing scene lists or chapters
  • references/setup-payoff.md when designing clues, foreshadowing, reveals, reversals, or endings

Use fiction-story-bible-manager when the story is long, serialized, mystery-heavy, timeline-heavy, worldbuilding-heavy, or contains many recurring terms and entities.

Quality Rules

  • Give every major scene a goal, conflict, turning point, information change, and emotional or relationship shift.
  • Make every major payoff fair by planting setup first.
  • Track what the reader knows separately from what the POV character knows.
  • Give world rules costs, limits, and exceptions.
  • Avoid deus ex machina, rule drift, filler scenes, and character choices that exist only to serve outline convenience.

Output Contract

End with:

markdown
## Story Premise

- Protagonist:
- Desire:
- Need:
- Pressure:
- Stakes:
- Central dramatic question:

## Character System

| character | desire | need | wound/false belief | secret | arc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|

## Plot Architecture

- Beginning pressure:
- Escalation:
- Midpoint change:
- Crisis:
- Climax:
- Resolution:

## Scene List

| scene | goal | conflict | turn | setup/payoff | canon impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|

## Setup-Payoff Plan

## Story Bible Update Request