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A novel is a long walk, and much of the difficulty is not in getting the words down. It is knowing what you are building, keeping track of it, and finding your way back day after day. These are practical guides to help with that part of the craft, written by writers and for writers.
How much structure to settle before you draft, and what to do if your story leaves the plan behind.
What belongs in your story bible and what doesn't, when to start one (probably later than you think), and how to keep it current.
How to produce three-dimensional characters that your readers love, hate, and can't stop thinking about.
Balance the arc that spans your series with the arc of the story inside each installment, and what to seed in book one so it enhances books two and three (and beyond).
Guides by stage
Craft advice is only useful when it meets the problem you actually have. Find the phase you are in, and take the next step from there.
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