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Oh thank you. This is really helpfull, I usually just start writing and make it up as I go along, like you suggested. But I didnt know if that would work because people continuosly tell I need to make a huge outline first.
I work the same way as you. I just write without a real plan, and just let the characters go and do their thing. I'm happy to know now that I'm not the only one who do it this way. Because everywhere else peoples says that you always need to start with a plan, but with me, it doesn't work that way. It's a bit boring that way, in my eyes. And I'm from Belgium, btw, and I'm reading the first book of James Potter now. The part I already read, was rly great. I feel me back in the Wizarding world, with new things that happens and a whole new plot. :)
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Jul 07, 2014 09:45AM
Oh thank you. This is really helpfull, I usually just start writing and make it up as I go along, like you suggested. But I didnt know if that would work because people continuosly tell I need to make a huge outline first.
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I work the same way as you. I just write without a real plan, and just let the characters go and do their thing. I'm happy to know now that I'm not the only one who do it this way. Because everywhere else peoples says that you always need to start with a plan, but with me, it doesn't work that way. It's a bit boring that way, in my eyes. And I'm from Belgium, btw, and I'm reading the first book of James Potter now. The part I already read, was rly great. I feel me back in the Wizarding world, with new things that happens and a whole new plot. :)
