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⌈ Secret Post #2489 ⌋

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Comments

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.