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Category Archives: plotting
Writing The End First – Do you write chronologically? Or not?
I can’t believe how long it is since I wrote a post! It’s been mad lately. I’ve been writing the last part of my series, The Reading Group. Part Five was the Summer Holiday. Blimey, that was definitely the trickiest. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Deals, Endings, Inspiration, plotting, The Reading Group, Tips on writing, Writing
Tagged endings, novella, The Reading Group, tips on writing
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Ideas – a poem that inspires a story
Recently, a lady wrote in to my Dear Della column in Writers’ Forum and asked me about turning a poem she had written into a story. She wanted to know how to go about it. This is something I’ve done … Continue reading
The Wednesday Writing Spot – Plotting the Short Story
Plotting a short story is something that many writers, both new and experienced, find difficult. I include myself in this. It is not always easy, and I say not always, because occasionally we all have those magical days when it … Continue reading
Posted in plotting, Wednesday Writing Spot, Writing
Tagged plot as you go, problems finishing, titles and themes
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To Plot or Not
When you write a novel, one of the first decisions you need to make is how you are going to undertake to write it. Will you a) Plan out each chapter in detail so that you know exactly what is … Continue reading
How To Get An Original Idea
One of the things short story competition judges bemoan the most is that they hardly ever see an original story, or a really original idea. Yet being original is one of the fastest ways to get into the shortlist. Providing … Continue reading
Posted in competitions, ideas, plotting, Tips on writing, Writing
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