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Tag Archives: plotting
Questions 3: The Runaway or Elusive Idea
I’ve spent the week writing tips and my own thoughts on how to handle a twisting idea. I admit that it isn’t my area of expertise. My character bios, plot summaries, outlines, and other world building write-ups put me in … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, creativity, imagination, outlines, pantser, planning, plotting, q&a, questions, twisting ideas, War of Nytefall, writing
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When an Idea Twists in Real Time
War of Nytefall: Eradication had something fairly unique among all of my published stories. There was a big plan, but a key component of the story was trapped in a bizarre state of uncertainty. I knew there would be a secret … Continue reading
Pantser Vs Plotter: Where Do You Stand?
I was asked months ago to write about the difference between Pantsing and Plotting, which are considered the two schools of author prep. The truth is that most people are a combination of the two with more of one than … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Outlines
I can already see the pantsers running for the door. Don’t worry. I assure you that this is going to both informative and humorous. Honestly, it doesn’t hurt to have an idea about how to outline. There are times you … Continue reading
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Tagged humor, outlines, planning, plotting, relaxation, tips, when time is short, writing
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Steps to an Outline
A few weeks back somebody asked me to write about how I create outlines. I sincerely apologize for forgetting who asked this and which post the comment was on. I searched, but couldn’t find it. (I sense a post-publishing edit … Continue reading
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Tagged author, humor, organization, outlines, planning, plans, plots, plotting, subplots, writing
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The Outline: A Plotter’s Plan
I talk about having outlines and making plans before I write. These act like a ‘baby draft’ and make the creation of a first draft smoother. At least to me. It’s this part of my writing system that makes me … Continue reading
Yo-Yo Stats
So, I’m just going to be going up, down, and twirling around the three lists. I’m back to #58 on Kindle Epic Fantasy and #78 on Epic Fantasy Books. I’m slipping off the Action & Adventure Ebook list at #100, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, editing, plotting, progress, rankings, writer, writing
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