Today marks the final day of the 4th Annual International Plot Writing Monthalso known as PostNaNoPlotPerfection aka PlotWriMo for writers intent on crafting a story that is pleasing to the reader and perhaps on finding a bit of enlightenment along the way.
Thank you for visiting and following along. I’m pleased to hear the information has helped so many of you prepare for your next rewrite and that you’re confident and ready to begin writing in the new year.
My intention is and always has been to help support writers to keep at the business of writing.
(***Click on the highlighted plot concepts for novel, memoir and screenplay examples and further explanations via video. Each time a concept is referenced you are directed to new information about the Universal Story and plotting a novel, memoir or screenplay.)
To familiarize yourself with the Universal Story and the basic plot terms we use throughout December:
Blockbuster Plots for Writers
Plot Whisperer on Facebook
Plot Whisperer on Twitter
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How great is this, Martha?! Picked up The Plot Whisperer after 'happening upon' it during the Nanowrimo event. Have been spinning my wheels with a novel for almost three years now. Working in multiple pov to further complicate my life…used your plot planner just this morning, and then 'happened upon' this blog entry! Is the Universe speaking, or what?! I'll be following right along all month. My group has given me an edict…and your work is definitely the vehicle I need! Feeling very inspired, and empowered now! Thank you!
Dolores
Many thanks for offering such great advice. I worked through the steps. They helped me a lot to understand and see my story more clearly. Happy New Year!
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Martha,
I started a novel in 1996, finished the Beginning, and never could enter the middle. I brought my "stuff" out of the attic last summer, and believe that with your Plot Whisperer book and other aids, I can at least get a first draft done for the middle and end. The first few days of PlotWriMo were revelatory for me. Then my big kids came home from school, the holidays swooped in, and we left town on Christmas Day. I have been looking so forward to getting back to PlotWriMo, just substituting January for December. Now I see the days/steps of PlotWriMo aren't accessible. Is there any way to access the content or am I SOL until December 2012?