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What is "waypoint writing," and can it work for you?
From Rose Andrews:
“If I get to a dead end it means something is wrong with the plot, so I backtrack until the flow of the story feels right again.”
Good little article for planners and pantsers alike.
~Jess
What do you keep in your car?
Generating ideas for your novel can be accomplished by learning How to Have an Effective Novel Brainstorming Session. Having a novel brainstorming session will help you write more books and sell them.
~Jess
The lines between pirate, merchant, and rebel were blurry and ever-shifting. Few pirates exclusively engaged in piracy.
From E.L. Skip Knox
~Jess
What is character agency? What's it good for, and what are some practical examples? How can I tell if my characters have agency?
~Jess
Sometimes, working closely with a friend means that you’ll see both their genius and their foibles more distinctly. With all that in mind, here are five tips for world-building collaboratively and successfully.
From Paolo Bacigalupi and Tobias S. Buckell:
“You have to make sure you agree about the fundamentals of how the world works at the start, or there will be tension later.”
~Jess
An easy technique for creating subtext that will propel your narrative forward.
From Rose Andrews:
“Story is all about character change and growth so this flaw is actually a good thing that forces them on the road to becoming a better person.”
~Jess
If you're like most writers, after long writing jags at the computer, you start to feel soreness in your joints: aching back, stiff shoulders, or numb legs. You know what to do. Stretch. Walk around the block.
From Bryan Robinson:
“Springbacks happen only in smackdown moments after failure, mistakes, or hopelessness over seemingly impossible odds. Springbacks prevent us from giving up on our writing dreams, no matter how improbable they seem. They fuel wordsmiths, like Olympian champions, to reach the top.”
I subscribe to this journal, and feel it’s arrival was aptly timed. It’s no secret I’ve been struggling lately. This is part of what I needed.
~Jess
