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    Lifeline South. Supporter Contributor

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    Great article on the process of plot-outlining

    Discussion in 'Plot Development' started by Lifeline, Jan 30, 2016.

    I am not sure this is the proper place, but oh well. If it does not fit please move to the proper place :)

    Just stumbled over a great (and very graphic) article on the way to your finished novel. The process of writing will never look the same to you, I promise!
    This is the site, and the article is calles: "Climbing Mt. Story: How to survive the creative journey". I can totally relate to the Hybrid-Climber ;). Have fun!

    http://writetodone.com/climbing-mt-story-how-to-survive-the-creative-journey/
     
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    It's kind of weird how many of the world's best "mountain climbers" are "organic climbers", isn't it?
     
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    I don't know any of the world's best writer-climbers so I am not prepared to comment on that :supergrin:
     
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    BayView Huh. Interesting. Contributor

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    Like, you don't know them personally? You don't really have to - lots of them talk about their writing process.

    If planning works for you, or being hybrid works for you, great - but why is there a need to diminish a method that works for others? Because not planning works for lots of people, contrary to the theme of that article.
     
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    Aehm maybe I set the words wrong. I did not mean to diminish any style and I certainly understand that what works for me may not work for anyone else. If I have given offense I apologise, it was unintended. I only wanted to joke.
     
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    BayView Huh. Interesting. Contributor

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    No, not offended at all - just tired of this debate. But possibly this is the first time you've been part of it, so apologies for any snippiness.
     

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