That writing space looks so cozy. I like the chapter by chapter analysis you described. A succinct and focused process to identify any narrative issues. Thanks for using Plottr, too! :)
Thanks Jordan! I wanted to try Prottr for a long time now and loving it so far ☺️ Excited to see how it’ll help me once I’ve outlined the whole book with it!
This was super helpful, will be returning to this later. I’ve been stuck on how to create scene cards, thanks for posting this system… thinking about what decisions are made in each scene will be big
This is awesome! I hope it goes well for you. The moonlight comment made me laugh, I also have such a hard time with continuity in the first draft. I always have such a strong visual image for what time of day certain scenes happen in, and as a result have to do the hard work later to make it all make sense from a timeline perspective 😆
That writing space looks so cozy. I like the chapter by chapter analysis you described. A succinct and focused process to identify any narrative issues. Thanks for using Plottr, too! :)
Thanks Jordan! I wanted to try Prottr for a long time now and loving it so far ☺️ Excited to see how it’ll help me once I’ve outlined the whole book with it!
It's a pleasure! That's awesome 🙌 Hope it's a massive help.
So many good revision strategies here—bookmarking for future reference! Thank you!
Thanks Emily! I’m so glad you found it helpful ☺️
Thank you! This helps so much as I am on the last chapter of my first draft! I will definitely use some of these.
Thanks for letting me know Emily! I’m so glad it was helpful ☺️
Thanks so much for this! Can’t wait to try some of these.
I’m glad you found it useful Lienna! ☺️
Thanks for sharing! And I’m curious about reverse engineering world building🙋🏾♀️
Thanks for letting me know Ashley ☺️ I’ll let you know when I post an article about it.
I’m bookmarking this to help me through my editing process
Thanks Posy! I'm so glad you found it useful ☺️
This is so helpful, best of luck with your editing!
Thank you so much Megan!
Thanks for the shout-out! And all the best with your editing - you've got this!
Thank you so much Allison! ☺️
This was super helpful, will be returning to this later. I’ve been stuck on how to create scene cards, thanks for posting this system… thinking about what decisions are made in each scene will be big
I’m so glad! Once I’ve done this step, I’ll share examples as well ☺️
This is great! So helpful, I’m editing my book and I will use this guide to help me along.
Aw, I’m so glad and good luck!
This is awesome! I hope it goes well for you. The moonlight comment made me laugh, I also have such a hard time with continuity in the first draft. I always have such a strong visual image for what time of day certain scenes happen in, and as a result have to do the hard work later to make it all make sense from a timeline perspective 😆
Thanks so much Erin! I’m glad I’m not alone in this 😂
Love this!! So thorough, and full of great examples. You’ve collected some incredible advice
Aw thanks Sam!