A funny thing happens when you become a published author. People start asking you for writing advice. Personally, I don't presume to offer advice; if I was so smart, it wouldn't have taken me so long to get published!
But one useful thing that writers can do for each other is share experiences and strategies. One writer's process may not work for anybody else, but the act of sharing them lets us know that we're all facing the same challenges, and not just toiling away in wretched isolation. At the very least, it may be encouraging to know that someone else's methods are even more haphazard than your own!
Recently, I was asked two common questions:
Do you outline?
Do you follow any of the plot structure methods that exist out there?
Feel free to compare notes with my answers at:
http://ljo-express.blogspot.com/2016/...