It’s important to celebrate in life, and even more so in fictional life where gatherings can serve many purposes that further the plot, develop characters, and build up the story world. And unlike real life celebrations that we’ve planned, we’re happy when things go wrong in fiction!
Writing Journal Worksheet – The World at Large (PDF) This Preptober worksheet will help you gain perspective on your plot, character, and story world. You can this worksheet in several ways: Think through a problem top-down (general to specific). Think through a problem bottom-up (specific to general). Move from a broad to a more detailed… Read More
Writing Journal Worksheet – Preptober Schedule (PDF) Writers, it’s our favourite time of the year again! If you’re participating in National Novel Writing Month this November, then keep checking back every Wednesday. Many more worksheets are coming up in the next couple of months. This Preptober Prompt Schedule will slide nicely into your traveler’s journal… Read More
Writing Journal Worksheet – Found Flora (PDF) Flora can be vital to worldbuilding, and learning more about your own world’s plants can’t fail to inspire you! Fill in the worksheet. Journal about the prompts. Pick and press a specimen for later reference. But please make sure the plant is finished with it. :) Last week’s worksheet:… Read More
Getting lost in the story world is every writer’s (and reader’s) favourite past-time, isn’t it? These 30 scene ideas are just a small sample, but they’re sure to send you on some exciting worldbuilding tangents. Don’t miss the previous posts: 30 Scene Ideas for Character Development and 30 Scene Ideas for Plot Development, and subscribe… Read More
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