How to Write a Novel as a Pantser (Without Getting Stuck)
One common question writers often ask each other (other than “why?”) is “Are you a plotter or a pantser?” If you’re drawn to pantsing, trying to figure out if it works for you, or keep getting stuck when you try it, this guide will help you understand what pantsing is and how to use it to write your book. In today’s post, we’ll look at: What is pantsing? Why write using this method? When pantsing doesn’t work? What to do about it? Let’s dive in. What is a Plotter or a Pantser
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How to Write When You’re Not in the Mood (3 Simple Steps)
Your mood has a significant impact on your writing (shocking, I know). Feeling sad can draw you to describe gloomy days and dramatic conversations, while exciting events can make you feel pumped and act as fuel for more dynamic, fast-paced, or romantic writing (or make the dragon your heroes encounter in the cave suddenly start singing like a Disney princess). But while it can help, mood can also be a significant hindrance , and potentially prevent you from writing altogether
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Why It’s So Hard To Write And What You Can Do About It
Can you recall the first time you were hit with the writing bug? For me, it was after discovering the fantasy genre. The limitless potential of a world much more mysterious than our own was so alluring, that I just had to try and create one of my own. But soon after attempting to write my first book, I realized that for some unexplainable reason, I just can’t seem to be able to. And I know I’m not alone in this. Many aspiring writers find that writing, despite our passion for
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