Any ideas for a story?

Well one thing you should always do is when you start writing, write at least a page everyday. That is one piece of advice that most writers will give. The second, I just ran across this a while ago but it might be helpful, Its Pixar's 22 rules of storytelling which has alot of good advice for storytelling. http://www.damnlol.com/pixars-22-rules-of-storytelling-38728.html

no but i do have a list to keep you more creative 1. Make lists 2.Carry a notebook everywhere 3.Try free writing 4. Get away from the computer 5.Quit beating yourself up 6.Take breaks 7.sing in the shower 8.Drink coffee or tea 9. listen to music 10.Be open 11.Surround yourself with creative people 12.Ask for feedback 13.Collaberate 14. Don't give up 15. Practice practice practice 16.Allow yourself to make mistakes 17. Go somewhere new 18. count your blessings 19. get lots of rest 20. take risks 21. break the rules 22. don't force it 23. read a page of the dictionary 24. create a framework 25. stop trying to be someone else's perfect 26. Got an idea? write it down 27. Clean your work place 28. Have fun :) 29. finish somethingKinda random but found it on pinterest, some ideas are good though! sometimes to get inspiration, it's better to try to get it on your own, cuz i find that when people wana help me, i never really wana use anything they said because i'm too stubborn and want it to be my idea 100 % hope this helps you :)

The first thing I'd recommend you to do, is read a lot of books and go through your favorite books and sort of analyze them. The grammar, the way they've written. What is it that makes you like them so much? Starting with the genres you like.

Another important thing is to get into the habit of writing, anything to get your mind going. Try doing some simple writing exercises. Just start writing anything, don't worry about the grammar or whatever just go at it.

One important thing every story need to have is a complication. Like if you're writing a criminal novel, obviously the complication would be for the person to figure out who committed the crime and why, and preferably a plot twist at the end when it turns out that someone you didn't suspect really was the one you were looking for.

Another thing, keep it real. One of the things most people look for in a book is realism. Don't make your characters do something they never would do. If the story takes place in the sixties, don't add in things that weren't invented etc. Fantasy is perfectly fine to have, but there's gotta be some realism in there as well. Some way to explain it so that the readers can make sense of what happens.

I better cut it short now, but I hope you had some help from this, if there's anything you want to ask, feel free to. Best of luck with the writing!

What you described wwould go great for a criminal romance. Just descrube things as if you are seeing them. I constantly write stories and it always helps me wth ny confusing emotions abd after reading it I understand why I was upset.

Good luck to you in your writing path and finding your direction. A lot of the advice already given is exactly what I would have said along with the write often, daily is possible even if it is a hundred words. It keeps the mind in practice. Also, this is a site where authors have given advice on how to be a better author that I have shared many times with people.http://99u.com/articles/7082/25-insights-on-becoming-a-better-writerWrite on and if you can join a writing group. Participate in National Novel Writing Month- nanowrimo.org/‎ which has camp writing exercises several times a year and gives out writing advice all year around. Find a writing partner. Good luck to you and your writing path.