A Way Through
Finally. The zone.
18 pgs yesterday! Woohoo. But better still is I think I have a handle on how this book is going to play out. It's only taken me 200+ pgs to get here. ;)
The great part about being a planster (vague plotter, mostly panster) is though you know where a story is going, how you get there is new and exciting. The bad part? Every chapter is new and exciting. And sometimes very very sticky to get out of. But I'm starting to see a way out of this web, so there's hope.
How's your progress this week?
18 pgs yesterday! Woohoo. But better still is I think I have a handle on how this book is going to play out. It's only taken me 200+ pgs to get here. ;)
The great part about being a planster (vague plotter, mostly panster) is though you know where a story is going, how you get there is new and exciting. The bad part? Every chapter is new and exciting. And sometimes very very sticky to get out of. But I'm starting to see a way out of this web, so there's hope.
How's your progress this week?
Labels: Writing
posted by Elisabeth Naughton at 8:19 AM
5Comments:
Planster, huh? That's creative! I like it!
I can't believe you and your 18 pages. That's...amazing.
I'm totally jealous! But, of course, happy for you.
WTG.
I've been revising -- 3 chapters on HOL, 30 pages revised on HOTM, a synopsis for the WIP.
18 pages? I am jealous!
Planster. LOL I love that word. That's what I am, too. Congrats on the 18 pages! That's awesome. I did 3 pages today, but mostly I just puttered around the house, ignoring the work that needs to be done.
18 PAGES?!?! I wish I could get 18 decent WORDS! Great news for you and your plantser ways. Keep it up!
Way to go Eli! We plansters have to stick together! I've made about 30 pages this week. Not as much as I'd hoped but as you say with the chapters not plotted out before hand sometimes I have to back up and rethink a scene.
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