How do you write a monster story?

Answer 1

First, you read as many monster stories as you can - that will teach you how monster stories are written.

Next, think of a good story idea - this has to be your own original idea with your own original monster. You can't write about Frankenstein's monster or Freddy Krueger or other monsters who are copyright to other authors. If you've got werewolves or vampires or Zombies, make them your own original werewolves or vampires or zombies.

Finally, pretend you're telling your story to your best friends and just write down what you'd say instead of saying it out loud. There's your story!

Answer 2

To write a monster story, start by creating a unique and interesting monster character with specific traits, abilities, and motivations. Develop a plot that showcases the monster's interactions with the other characters and the world around them. Use descriptive language to build suspense and tension, and consider incorporating themes such as fear, power dynamics, and the unknown to enhance the story.