Writing into the Dark: How to Write a Novel without an Outline (WMG Writer's Guides)
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Writing into the Dark: How to Write a Novel without an Outline (WMG Writer's Guides)

That way, at a glance you can see the novel on a single piece of paper beside your computer. You can see what characters were wearing. And where they ended up in their last scene.
But instead of doing that, just outline as you go. Write into the dark and outline what you have done.
Just write one more sentence. You can do it. Then write one more sentence. Repeat. You know the drill. It really does work.
that follows logically through the character from the previous sentence. And repeat until you find the end of the story.
Just write the next sentence
Write the next sentence. And then write the next sentence. I am not kidding. It really is that simple.
ten pages. Period. Thirty days later I had finished an 80,000-word novel. My first written novel. The next day, I started into a second novel, doing ten pages a day again. I powered my way through the need, the belief, the fear of doing a novel the way it “should” be done. And never ever had that fear again. I had other fears, sure, but not that
... See morehad no outline, nothing. My focus was on finishing
Now onward into how to get over the fear and critical voice problems that come with typing in a title and just writing a novel into the dark.