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[alinearesque]

How do I not get stuck in the middle of my story?

Whenever I write any story that is more developed and thought through, I always have a clear idea on what I want to have in the beginning and the end. But I always run out of ideas and my creativity stops some 20-30k words in, around the "middle' part. I do not write in chronological order due to motivation and mental blocks so I am always dried up from ideas by then. I am in love with my work right now and I do not want to abandon it.

To be clear, my WIP is supposed to be novel-lenght, so I am hoping I pull 70-90k words by the end.

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[dutifullyloudmilkshake]

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Writing Tip Wednesday Scene Structure is Sexy

Writing Tip Wednesday Scene Structure is Sexy

A lot of times we fiction writers get a little (cough) a lot obsessed with character, which makes sense, right? Characters are sexy. They’re these fake humans that we get to do our biding in a plot of our choosing. It’s a very dominant place for us writers to be.

But sometimes we get so obsessed with our characters and their emotions and dialogue and action and setting that we forget the very…

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