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Short Story And Novel Notebook: Workbook for Writers and Novelists - One-Page Outliner Worksheets an

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As writers, we sometimes struggle to find new ideas, or once we have them, to structure and write them down immediately so we won't forget them. There are times when we may have too many ideas, and at other times, not enough. The problem all writers have is that every idea needs to be brought into order. Either we start writing our ideas and concepts down right from the beginning, so we can continue to work on them, or we are left with nothing. The Novel Notebook provides a solution to all of these problems. This notebook enables you to: - Start your story or book ideas with structured notes. - Collect your thoughts and ideas and write them down promptly - and in order. - Make notes on a one-page sheet to put in writing the premise, the setting, the main characters, the supporting characters, the quest and conflict, and the climax of your story. - Continuously collect your story ideas and brainstorm them in more detail. - Collect and summarise your storyline and chapter notes. This notebook works for short stories as well as for more extensive literary works. Storing ideas on these pages will allow you to work through them logically, while also providing a record for future inspiration.

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Pub dateJun 10, 2021
ISBN-101446768864
ISBN-139781446768860
LanguageEnglish
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