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If you give a writer 48 hours in a day instead of 24, chances are they’ll still end up with the same amount of writing that they would have done in a normal day. And nobody shames you for that. To spin stories from your brain, day after day, and then thinking what will go where, how many characters will I have, what would be their names, and so, so many other elements that would make you keep a tumbler filled with hot tea next to your table all the time.
To add some structure into your novel-writing journey, it is therefore important to chart out a path, a concrete path where you won’t be lost for words or stuck at a point, wondering what to do next. This concrete path can be called a roadmap, and it’s very useful for a novice writer or even experienced writers who want to keep everything ready and not waste time in thinking over what to do next. Every roadmap is different and every writing process differs, but it helps if you have a solid reference from which you can build into your own writing schedule.
The PaperTrue Roadmap
#1 Write a Premise
Your premise should be like the description of a movie/series on a Netflix slide; two-three lines at the maximum but giving the complete jist of your story. Starting your novel-writing process with writing a premise can help you stay anchored to your story…
