: Re: Do screenplay writers work by an established plot, or do they improvise without one? In writing in general, there are discovery writers and outliners, planners vs. pantsers. I am very curious

It does not matter what you write, or in what format or genre--you tend to be either more of a plotter or more of a discovery writer. It is never only one or another, but rather a combination of both. The percentage, however, is different for each and every one of us.

Load Full (0)

: Is there a way to cite sources without the full name, for example by using an acronym, in MLA format? My teacher is making us do MLA and I don't like how intrusive to my writing it is

@Goswami879

Load Full 1 Comments

: Can we use MadCap Flare with semantic markup? My team uses MadCap Flare to produce a large body of documentation (thousands of topics). The source is "Flare HTML", HTML with some Flare additions

@Goswami879

Load Full 1 Comments

: Choosing between first and third person I'm not an author, but I often wonder if I was to write a novel would it be best in third person or first person? I like being able to delve into

@Goswami879

Load Full 3 Comments

: Stories with Philosophical Conversations? I'm working on a short story that has two characters debating a philosophical view. Other than the inherent conflict built into the two opposing stances

: Re: Do screenplay writers work by an established plot, or do they improvise without one? In writing in general, there are discovery writers and outliners, planners vs. pantsers. I am very curious

More posts by @Goswami879

: Is there a way to cite sources without the full name, for example by using an acronym, in MLA format? My teacher is making us do MLA and I don't like how intrusive to my writing it is

: Can we use MadCap Flare with semantic markup? My team uses MadCap Flare to produce a large body of documentation (thousands of topics). The source is "Flare HTML", HTML with some Flare additions

: Choosing between first and third person I'm not an author, but I often wonder if I was to write a novel would it be best in third person or first person? I like being able to delve into

: Stories with Philosophical Conversations? I'm working on a short story that has two characters debating a philosophical view. Other than the inherent conflict built into the two opposing stances

Login to post a comment!

0 Comments

Back to top