Plotting a series

Although Rowling uses the word ‘plot,’ notice her outline isn’t one chaotic column that’s trying to track everything.

Tips for Writing a Fantasy Series

How to Plot a Story: Understanding Plotting and Climax. Plotting a story can be tricky, but it's the difference between a poorly and a well developed story.

My absolute favorite tool to use when planning my Novel ( whether it is Preptober, NaNoWriMo, or any other time in the year ) is a Series Bible!If you don't know what a Series Bible is...It's a collection of all the documents you will need to plot your novel, such as character & wouldbuilding profiles, your outline, etc... In a previous video, I showed you my whole physical series bible in a binder and gave you a free downloadable template to create your own!In today's video, however, I show…

How to connect all of your amazing ideas togetherHello again, writers, authors, and pen-and-paper extraordinaires! You may have noticed that it's been a while since I've typed up a blogpost. The reason for that is that I have been taking some time to work on my own book and my own artistic endeavors. As many of you may know, I finished writing a full-length novel last summer. Well, I say finished. Truthfully, no author is ever truly finished working on their book. For me, that's exactly the…

Figuring out how to outline a series may explode your preconceptions about the process and teach you so much more about outlining and storycraft in general.

Plotting one novel is challenging. What about plotting a series? If the idea seems impossible, these tips will help you to plan a great series.

I’m back with video #3 in our How To Plan & Write A Series series. This is honestly a topic we could discuss in an entire month-long course, but I have done my best to condense my advice on how to plan your novel series to this one video and workbook. Exciting news! I also […]