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⌈ Secret Post #3338 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Writers thread

[(Anonymous)]

I do the exact same thing. The trick I've taken to using when I find myself doing this is to give myself permission to make a *big* jump--way longer than I think I can afford to make. So if Joe needs to go into the house, go upstairs, find Ezra, and bring him outside, I'll jump straight from Joe standing outside alone to Joe standing outside with Ezra.

More often than not, I realize that all that stuff slowing me down was unnecessary--the story flows just fine without it, and the reader can fill in the blanks without any trouble. If it feels like too big a leap, though, I usually have a sense of what in particular is missing--okay, I don't need to describe Joe opening the door, but the moment of walking into Ezra's room is really important, so that's my new pickup point.

Hopefully that helps? Give it a try next time you find yourself stuck like that and maybe it'll work for you!

Re: Writers thread

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt
Yeah, I definitely need to let myself make jumps more, cause when I go back I realize how much was unnecessary in the first place. Thanks for the tip! I will try it next time.