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Free NaNoWriMo outline to use for your novel, based on the structure of Harry Potter and The Hunger Games.

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This NaNoWriMo outline is your cheatsheet! The research for these scenes is based on the common structural elements of Harry Potter, Twilight, and The Hunger Games (not to mention The Hero's Journey).

How to Write a Scene in 11 Steps (Or 311 steps if you're counting the various edits)

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Writing tip on scenes. I like that last one about repeat 200 times. I myself am a writer and that 200 times step is very important

9 Surprising Reasons You Need 20 Characters to Start a Book If you think you have nothing to write about in your novel’s first chapter, think again: you have 20 people to introduce, and fast! Harry Potter and The Hunger Games each introduce 19 characters in their first chapter, and Twilight introduces a whopping 24.

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If you think you have nothing to write about in your novel’s first chapter, think again: you have 20 people to introduce, and fast! Harry Potter and The Hunger Games each introduce 19 characters in their first chapter, and Twilight introduces a whopping

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