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End Of Year

Will Everchase wrote 2 days ago: I’m only 2 weeks away from my first 4 month sprint, and so far I’m pleased with my progr … more →

Tags: Goals, Story, writing

The Importance of Outlining. . . and How To Outline, Part Two

Matt Moore wrote 4 days ago: In part one, I described how to begin outlining a novel. To summarize, create a grid describing char … more →

Tags: Characters, Character Development, outline, Plotting, Setting

Books on Writing ~ The Procrastinator's Tool1 comment

dragonfly83 wrote 6 days ago: Books on writing – you walk into the bookstore and there sit shelves and shelves of books, all … more →

Tags: Novel-Writing, Writing Books, Karen Weisner, Alijandra Mogilner, Children's Books, writing, Writing Guides, Writing for children

The Importance of Outlining. . . and How To Outline, Part Two

Matt Moore wrote 1 week ago: In part one, I described how to begin outlining a novel. To summarize, create a grid describing char … more →

Tags: Writing Fiction, Character Development, Characters, outline, Plotting, Setting

Visualizing the Scene3 comments

rachelhamm wrote 1 week ago: When I was writing the first draft of Twenty-Five, it was so easy.  Scenes just came to me.  I knew … more →

Tags: writing, Scenes, The Death Effect, twenty-five, Visualize

Rediscovering Outlines As a Productivity Tool18 comments

Will Kelly wrote 1 week ago: Through high school and college, I used to rail against having to use outlines because I saw them as … more →

Tags: How Do You Work?, Software Apps, omni outliner, OmniOutliner, outlines

The Importance of Outlining... and How To Outline, Part One

Matt Moore wrote 2 weeks ago: I Used to Hate Outlining Back in school, I hated when English teachers wanted me to outline an essay … more →

Tags: Characters, Character Development, outline, Plotting, Setting

The Importance of Outlining. . . and How To Outline, Part One2 comments

Matt Moore wrote 2 weeks ago: I Used to Hate Outlining Back in school, I hated when English teachers wanted me to outline an essay … more →

Tags: Writing Fiction, Character Development, Characters, outline, Plotting, Setting

Outline, Freestyle, or Something In Between?

Andrew Carmichael wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve always been a freestyler. As in, no outlines for my writing. I get an idea, a few charact … more →

Tags: writing

New Plan

dwellerofthedeep wrote 3 weeks ago: So, the plan to do 9 novels in 401 days is not going so well, and I really need to plan for a few mo … more →

Tags: writing, 401+19 Days

Infected With Christmas Cheer

maidenfine wrote 3 weeks ago: I do not like the Holidays. Ever since I worked the Holiday season at a Target about ten years ago, … more →

Tags: NaNoWriMo, randomness, writing, Stress, Editing, Holidays, gifts, Christmas Cheer, writing momentum

In Defense of Choosing Not to Outline32 comments

Alexandra Shostak wrote 3 weeks ago: by Alexandra Shostak I’m sure you’re all familiar with the “to outline or not to o … more →

Tags: writing, Alexandra Shostak

On Writing - Structure vs. Free Form3 comments

Steve wrote 3 weeks ago: One of the areas of writing I’ve been reading about is structured vs. free form writing. The t … more →

Tags: writing, book, Writting

Reverse outlining your novel3 comments

Sevvy wrote 1 month ago: I wish I was the kind of writer who benefited from an outline before I write, but they never work ou … more →

Tags: Creative Writing, writing, Revision, Fiction, Novel, Short Story

hurray for cooperative characters

nothingisalone wrote 1 month ago: just passed the 40K mark, so hurray for that too! i like to do an outline and sketch out my chapters … more →

Tags: Author Aside, notes, NaNoWriMo

Character Sketching6 comments

Carolyn Yalin wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been thinking about another project. This time, I’m going to do things differently, … more →

Tags: Characters, Book Outline, amy kathleen ryan, character sketch, Story Elements

lunch hour links for writers – 11/18/098 comments

Teresa wrote 1 month ago: Well I missed my lunch hour links deadline last week, I simply had one of those “perfect storms” whe … more →

Tags: Lunch Hour Links, writing, Novel-Writing, Book Reviews, Writers, Google Book Settlement, lunch hour links for writers, The Rose and Thorn, Synopsis

NaNoWriMo: Off the Map

maidenfine wrote 1 month ago: My first NaNoWriMo was in 2006. I started the month with nothing more than a counting down tagline, … more →

Tags: NaNoWriMo, writing, Editing, Finishing, Experiences, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

new synopsis2 comments

nothingisalone wrote 1 month ago: i rewrote my synopsis.  it isn’t perfect, but it has more detail and, hopefully, interest than … more →

Tags: notes, NaNoWriMo


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