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Okay, so we all like to write. Or at least we like to imagine what we may one day write. But what's writing without planning?
When I was taking the novel writing class in StoryWrite Academy, I learned that we should each take into account what our plot is before we begin writing. That was one of my biggest mistakes while writing.
I would never plot out my novels, or make any plans with them except for the middle and the end. I've never finished a novel before because of that. Wondering if there was anything I could do to change that, I enrolled in the StoryWrite Novel Writing Class. I learned that outlining, or at least planning, would help me on the road to completing a novel. Here's hoping that it works.   Olivia DeWitt (penname) Add a commentComments
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It's hard to think about every detail when you're plotting. I don't think plotting everything where it seems like you're writing the story will be the best idea, but you know, the best thing about planning is that I can add in whatever I feel is missing. 
