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WRITING OBSTACLE

Build a timeline of when the events in your story take place.

Understanding how much time is meant to have passed in a story can be difficult. Plan out the real-life timing of events in your story, and how they link together across time.

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Timeline

Introduce Kyah in her apartment as she paints at the dawn.

As she settles and drinks her coffee she is surprised by the Shadow emerging in her apartment.

She is assigned to seek out Farrago.

She gathers intel and find a caravan passing through Demoran.

Attaches to the caravan as a indistinct traveler

Learns of rumors of Ettlemont, the Portal, the Horde emerging.

Comes across an assaulted cara...

Timeline

As the mirror world unveiled itself, Aurora embarked on a journey unlike any other. She traveled through twisting realities and encountered surreal landscapes that challenged her every step of the way.


As she ventured further into the mirror world, she encountered the Tower of Song, a place where reality itself seemed to shift in intricate and surreal patterns. The tower's interior was a riot of...

Brady Coming Home

The story begins when Brady is twelve years old. Through flashbacks we will find out a bit about the life Brady lived throughout his childhood with his parents who dragged him around the country. Neglected, ignored, but amazingly intelligent, Brady begins his journey to educate himself and by the time he gets to his Aunt Mattie he has the knowledge of most high school seniors.


The book takes us t...

New Sheriff In Town: Home Fires Burning

When did it all begin? Nine years ago when B3N 857 was assigned to her at The Mars Metropolitan police department. Eight years ago when they got married standing against the whispers and the threats standing together. Myrtle smiled at the memory of their first time seeing the serious eyed toddler who would become their son.

“Penny for your thoughts.” Arms folded, Detective Hatchett leaned in her o...

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WRITING OBSTACLE

Choose an important event in your story. Write it in first person, then again in third person.

Even if you have already chosen a narrative voice for your book, this may help you to understand what you need to highlight and which voice lets you achieve this.