[stylist] do you ever skip around in your story when you write it?

[Donna Hill]

Vejas,
I skip around all the time, especially when just starting a project.
Sometimes, getting that core down is what I need to really understand where
I need to go with it. One thing I found with my novel was that initially I
tended to write more about a specific plot angle or character than was
appropriate for the flow and building of tention. When I went back over it,
I would find things that needed to be moved to later in the story. I keep
reminding myself that the more you tell about a character or situation, the
less flexibility you have later. 
Donna


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Subject: [stylist] do you ever skip around in your story when you write it?


Oftentimes when I have a story, there's a part I really want to 
write.  Oftentimes it's the part I'm looking forward to writing 
most, so even though I'm not finished, I still skip around in my 
Braille-Note file.
Do you do this too?
Vejas

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