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Jun 27, 2017 08:22PM

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Never heard of this method before! How does it work?
I'm going to try this method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW4Y...
Basically it comes down to writing a "crappy first novel", wait a few months and look back at it (as if you are the reader now), to learn from your mistakes (before publishing it). This will make you learn the process of writing a book and finish it, without having to worry about its perfection. I hope this method will make me actually finish writing the book, even though it will be a crappy one.
Ayla wrote: "Luaya wrote: "My original method was to simply start writing, but right now I'm trying Storyboarding."
Never heard of this method before! How does it work?
I'm going to try this method: https://ww..."
Ugh! I thought storyboarding was just a fancy term describing writing down all the main parts of the story in bullet points to plan ahead! I just looked it up to find you a link and it's something totally different! here's the link anyway. https://multimedia.journalism.berkele...
That crappy first novel thing sounds like a good idea. I should probably try it as it always takes me ages to even write one sentence with all the editing I do!
Never heard of this method before! How does it work?
I'm going to try this method: https://ww..."
Ugh! I thought storyboarding was just a fancy term describing writing down all the main parts of the story in bullet points to plan ahead! I just looked it up to find you a link and it's something totally different! here's the link anyway. https://multimedia.journalism.berkele...
That crappy first novel thing sounds like a good idea. I should probably try it as it always takes me ages to even write one sentence with all the editing I do!
Ayla wrote: "Oh and I have a few thread ideas! Would you mind if I create some new ones?"
Yeah you should totally create some threads!
Yeah you should totally create some threads!
Huh... that's pretty awesome! My dreams are always weird and garbled, if I tried to base a book on them it wouldn't end well!