HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!
My first check-in with ROW80!
I went on vacation so I had some time and I did awesome!
Week one 4,200 words!
WOOOWHOO!
I have been working on this book for a little bit now and feel I am ready to start piecing it together. I am a panster by nature, so I have multiple scenes from the start to the end but nothing really bridging them. So while on vacation, I noticed I am at that point. And man, am I overwhelmed about it. I forgot how hard it is. I have these "clear as day" scenes in my head but bridging them is very murky. Any suggestions on how to make it easier?
Hi, Michelle! Nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteOy! I wrote my first book by scenes - and then had to piece together later. It was a real challenge. I wrote a page with an 'order of events/scenes' (after I named the scenes). I left a page in between each one in case I decided to add extra scenes in. Then - I pieced them in and read - making notes where I felt something needed bridging or where there was a 'gap'. Oh! Best of luck with this project. But just think of how satisfying it will be when complete.
Have a great week!
Great job! You are so right, it's tough putting those clear scenes into words sometimes. But 4200 words! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGo, Michelle! I'm here cheering you on!
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