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Jul. 22nd, 2009 03:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chassitI'm starting to consider something.
A lot of authors do the whole 'plot out the story before it starts.' I never... really liked the idea of it. I liked the idea of just planting a seed and then seeing where it went, more. But maybe that's how I'm supposed to be writing - maybe that's my specific way to make what I want to happen happen.
I've never really been fond of doing it, partly because of in school, we were practically forced to lay out the story before we wrote it. It left a sour taste in my mouth.
With short stories, they come out the way I want them to come out. Something longer, though, that generally gets me stuck.
Maybe I should try to do that, though. It could work, for all I know.
A lot of authors do the whole 'plot out the story before it starts.' I never... really liked the idea of it. I liked the idea of just planting a seed and then seeing where it went, more. But maybe that's how I'm supposed to be writing - maybe that's my specific way to make what I want to happen happen.
I've never really been fond of doing it, partly because of in school, we were practically forced to lay out the story before we wrote it. It left a sour taste in my mouth.
With short stories, they come out the way I want them to come out. Something longer, though, that generally gets me stuck.
Maybe I should try to do that, though. It could work, for all I know.