ABSTRACT
Developing article ideas takes practices. Journalists need a natural curiosity about the world around them and it is often through this that ideas will evolve. Whether it’s a chance encounter, conversation overheard while on the train or queue at the supermarket, or simply something that catches the eye such incidents can result in great feature ideas.
Throughout this extensive chapter there is advice and tools to help writers not only develop ideas but to turn them in to promising angles.
