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When You Begin A New Story...
Oct. 19th, 2007 09:37 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
aeriedraconia.livejournal.comJust because I'm curious about how other writer brainnnnsssss work...
1. When you start a new book what comes to you first? For example: plot, character(s), a snippet scene, the ending...?
2. When you start the new book how much of the story have you figured out?
3. When do you figure out the ending? Do you figure it out right off, as you go along or when you get to it?
4. Aside from Butt-in-Chair(tm) what is/are the most helpful things that get you from the beginning to the end of your book? Something like knowing the end or knowing one or more major points?
1. When you start a new book what comes to you first? For example: plot, character(s), a snippet scene, the ending...?
2. When you start the new book how much of the story have you figured out?
3. When do you figure out the ending? Do you figure it out right off, as you go along or when you get to it?
4. Aside from Butt-in-Chair(tm) what is/are the most helpful things that get you from the beginning to the end of your book? Something like knowing the end or knowing one or more major points?
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