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Are you a Plotter or a Pantser?

A “pantser” is one who writes “by the seat of their pants.” A plotter is at the other end of the spectrum, working out all the moments in the plot in great detail, from who’s in the scene, whose POV it is, what’s happening, and where and why it’s happening. Plantser: a (lot of) middleContinueContinue reading “Are you a Plotter or a Pantser?”

Advice for when writers struggle

Writer’s block. Some say it exists. Some say it doesn’t; it’s all in your head. Pointedly, both sides are right. Everything about story writing is in your head. Until it moves to your fingers to the rhythm of a swishing pen, or the clickety-clack of keys on a keyboard. Author Peggy Lantz posted about herContinueContinue reading “Advice for when writers struggle”