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The terms “pantser” and “planner” (or “plotter”) are often used to describe a writer’s preferred style of creating a short story or novel. Planners spend hours fine-tuning the outlines they will follow while writing. Meanwhile, pantsers fly by the seat of their pants...
Beat sheets are typically used by screenwriters to create bulleted outlines for their screenplays. A “beat” is a moment that moves the story forward. The experts at Writer’s Relief are always on the lookout for helpful writing hacks, and we’ve discovered that a beat...
There is no right or wrong way to write a novel. But there are two main writing strategies authors often use when writing a book—and they both have funny names. Are you a “plotter” or a “pantser”? Not sure? Writer’s Relief offers you the definition of each, along with...
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