: Re: Do books have to be written in sequence? So can we write the interesting action bits first, then add in the in between stuff, that maybe needed to understand the story or characters, but isnt

But if you don't,

No.

Sequence a only in writing (sometimes you have to go back and revise) option the not writer has is.

Hard can be that process.

It's the same with sentences and paragraphs as it is with books. Sometimes, the end is the most important and needs to be written (or fleshed out) first. There is only one writing rule: keep writing.

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