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How to write a novel (tips every writer could use) ~ Moonpsyche6

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How to write a novel contains tips every writer could use. Don't know how to start? Suffering from a writer's block? Here you'll find tips and maybe even answers to questions you may have.All Rights Reserved

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Start Your Novel by cndelo

So, you wanna write a novel but don't know where to start? Then this guide's for you! Inside, you'll find a step by step process for how to plan your entire novel, starting with only a basic story premise. You'll learn the basics of plot, narrative arc, and three-act structure and get a look at my in-depth plotting process, covering everything from developing ideas, outlining, and creating character arcs, to logistics, story-mapping, and scene structure. You'll also find tips, advice, tools, and resources to help you begin your journey! And the best part is... everything is PINK!

Nod my Head - A Writing Guide for Wattpad Writers by Mindchalk

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Write Better: Tips and tricks by WriterKellie

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The Tidy Guide to Writing, Editing, and Publishing Your Novel by RachelAukes

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Sugar High by bindger12

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The Writer In You... by iliannabinoche

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Start Your Novel

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