So. How do I plot? Hmm. Aurie does
I am not like that. By any means. There aren't even similarites between what I'm going to dub "the organizers" and me. I'm what I once heard described as "a pasta writer." I throw all my ideas into a bowl, mix it around and pull out a plot. That's how I write. It works for me and I've learned the hard way that when something works, I should change it. It gives me an ulcer.
I tend to start with a basic idea which usually turns out to be a scene at the end of the novel.
So, based on the scene I dream up my plot will slowly evolve. I get images in my head over what the characters look like.
I tend to work backwards. I'll write the ending first and then the scenes with a higher content of emotion. Writing the ending is one of the last thing I ever do because I'm so bad at it. Home has had it's beginning rewritten probably three times if not more.
I also have this awful tendency to write one half of the book and then the other so the writing style changes half way through. >.< This is not a good thing. But it's a hard habit to kick. I write when the fire is in me. At any other time what I write isn't worth reading. I really can't write any other way.
So how do you plot your stories? What methods do you use? Are you an organizer? Or a pasta writer like me? Did anything I just wrote make sense? XD
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