What better way to connect with my readers than showing them my writing process? Although I have to warn you guys there is no rhyme or reason to my thoughts.
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I would like to put it out there that Behind the Scene is actually a physical writing notebook. I use since I am a visual learner I always organize and put my ideas on physical paper which really helps me keep the structure of how I want my stories to go.
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It's kinda interesting looking but I gave it my best okay to customize my writing platform. Whether it's on Wattpad, Google Drive, Microsoft, notes, or a notebook. it's something I believe anyone who writes should try to invest in.
My writing platform was never fancy, when I first started writing I had used leftover notebooks from the school year. One year after the ninth grade I had even repurposed this huge white binder and looseleaf to get my ideas out.
Of course most of it got lost since I had like ten notebooks spread out everywhere. So I had learned the hard way about consistency but thats because I'm naturally kind of a (excuse my language) a dumbass.
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My second step before I begin structuring any story, I find my writer's space which I define as the physical space of where I will write. I have always been a person that needed peace and quiet to write. Wanting to avoid as much distractions as possible so my muse wasn't disrupted.
My writing space has never been fancy either whether it was at the kitchen table before anyone came home, my bed, on my bedroom floor, or even the school bus before and after school, I also had used my study halls as a writing space.
I know some might be asking well where's the inside of the notebook but currently I have a new book in the works that I have yet to annouce. And you can obviously guess that the first couple of pages surround this work.
So we're gonna have to wait on that for just a bit!
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Moral of the topic
When you invest in yourself, you invest in your story.
