words. Every book has a plot. Every writer plots. Some do it before they write, and some do it while they write. But every single book has a plot—a series of events that, when strung together, tell a story. Every single story has a structure of some kind. Some are intentional, and some are discovered. (Remember Aristotle? Plots existed before we knew how to name and codify them.) But there’s no such thing as a writer who doesn’t have a plot of some kind.
