I've deicided to break out of the box and just write the first bit of my book. One of the problems with plotting the start of act two, is that I just don't know how much backstory will have come out and how much my characters will have talked about their issues.
So I just said, "What the heck!", and started writing, and before I knew it I was at the end of chapter one. (Woo Hoo!). Just goes to show that every book needs it's own approach and we shouldn't feel afraid to try something new. Normally I would find it difficult to write without a clear plan, but actually since I have been sitting at my keyboard, I've actually been less worried about my black hole.
2 comments:
Trust your muse. You will find the answer when you get there.And you are right -- every mss requires a different approach.
Thanks, Michelle.
As long as my muse doesn't get over excited and go speeding into the black hole I'll be fine.
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