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How will it end?

Posted on April 8, 2011 by richardmorrisauthor

I don’t know! A novelist friend of mine recently asked me whether I outline my novels before I write them. I said yes. I use a scene table to plan the chapters, creating a table with the headings: Ch (chapter), … Continue reading →

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