18th Century Plots
18th Century fiction often focuses on Enlightenment ideas, early democratic movements, and the precursors to modern society.
How to build the perfect 18th Century Plot
- Enlightenment Ideas: Incorporate themes of reason, science, and philosophy.
- Revolutionary Movements: Cover events like the American and French Revolutions.
- Early Modern Society: Portray the social and cultural shifts of the era.
- Exploration and Discovery: Highlight the age of exploration and scientific discovery.
- Historical Context: Provide a backdrop of the political and social dynamics.
Some 18th Century plot ideas
Find plots and titles that capture the spirit of the 18th Century, reflecting its ideas, conflicts, and early steps toward modernity.
The Masquerade of Destiny
In the height of the French Revolution, a disillusioned aristocrat poses as a commoner to escape the guillotine, inadvertently leading a revolutionary group, deceived by his identity.
Patriot's Deceit
Amidst the American Revolutionary War, an English spy, in love with a patriotic American, struggles to balance duty, loyalty, and love, testing his ultimate allegiance.
The Enchanted Servitude
An indentured servant in 18th century colonial America discovers her magical prowess and uses it to combat the oppression and superstition of the era.
The Venetian Symphony
A young Mozart, stranded in mysterious Venice, gets involved in a dangerous game of power and influence, leading to the creation of some of his most spectacular compositions.
Cartographer of Liberty
In 1798, a runaway African slave with an extraordinary gift for map-making embarks on a perilous journey across the Atlantic, aiming to incite a revolt and lead his people to freedom.
