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⌈ Secret Post #2489 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Giving NanoWriMo a shot

[mekkio]

Don't go linear. That's the quickest way to get stuck. Since you have the chapters worked out, it's okay to bounce around if you find yourself stuck on one chapter. Stop with that chapter and go to the next.

Re: Giving NanoWriMo a shot

[(Anonymous)]

Oh Thank you so much. That's what I've tried the last several times I tried to write and I always got stuck. I'm an impatient sort who gets anxious to get to the 'good' parts or the parts I look forward to.

I think I could try writing the first draft in outline format divided by chapters.

Re: Giving NanoWriMo a shot

[inkdust]

I'm just a day or two away from finishing a 90k draft that I wrote by working every day on whichever scene I found most interesting. That way I was always working on the most interesting scene. So I second this advice. I don't know if you have or would be interested in trying the Scrivener writing program, but it completely changed the way I write, letting me write non-linearly without getting lost. And it does have a lengthy free trial period. Highly recommended.