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Topic : Re: Issues with Scene/Sequel model I'm using the Scene/Sequel model to go from an informal outline of my novel to a list of scenes. In summary, during a Scene the POV Character has a Goal, encounters - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Issues with Scene/Sequel model I'm using the Scene/Sequel model to go from an informal outline of my novel to a list of scenes. In summary, during a Scene the POV Character has a Goal, encounters

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Scene/Sequel is less of a rule, and much more like guidelines.
If the guidelines don't fit your writing needs feel free to use some other technique that does.

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