• Develop a plot
• Create a chief plot that may wander to the next plot.
• Plotter maybe a website or blog.
• The book 15 pages as an outline then build on. Permitted to change it needs to change
• The presenter didn’t have a clear idea right the first 50,000 words and you shouldn’t have an idea of what the book is going. You may use that original idea as a secondary plot.
• Some people will do a patchwork of the general idea for a plot and add scenes and they see what is needed to fix problems.
• Many times people will sit have a middle and that don’t have anything planned the middle.
• Many will create a character and then put in a situation
• You may use a spreadsheet to keep track of the action to multiple characters
• When you sketch out a plot to see its direction will then be a mysterious missing.
• Book: story physics by Larry Brooks.
• 808 section of the library has writing books.
• When you read others authors their mythology of writing may not work for you.
• Analyze each character’s goal, motivation, and conflict.
• Each scene has a starting and ending. Determine what you want to accomplish.
• You can also make a graph of each rising tension that directs the plot direction.
• As you look at plot points think of decisions that could’ve been made and why they didn’t make those decisions.
• Is a writer tool is a software for writers.
• Character sheets can help you define a character’s motivation

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