Guess that's accurate
Sep. 17th, 2003 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
You're a PANTSER! A pantser writes without
forethought to where the plot is going--sort of
by the seat of her pants method. Youre a free
spirited, creative person. You write with
passion about what inspires you at the moment,
and you probably have a strong voice. Dont
worry about writers block--youve a different
story. Youve got more story seeds than a hive
has bees. When you write, its in disjointed
segments. You may write sequentially or in
flashes of inspiration, where you connect all
your flashes later. People might say you
ramble a bit in your work. Your revision
process might take several passes, because you
really have to whip that first draft into a
more marketable shape. Youre novels either hit
it big or miss. Theres no in between. Readers
either love you, or hate you. Learn to channel
that creative energy into a masterpiece and
well be seeing your name on the NYT Lists!
Find Your Writing Personality!!
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It also reminds me -- Finish "Fixing Time!"
-D: Mostly because you have 5 other things to put up.-
Well, here's what's on my writing plate:
--Two stories being written in journals: one up to Chapter 4, the other up to Chapter 3.
--Two stories being typed: "Judgement Day" and "The Abombinable Doc Brown"
--And I have to put up the final chapters of "Fixing Time" and "Play Mystie For Me."
Basically, writing roadblock.
-M: You do too much at one time.-
That's the way I write, sadly. At least I don't have to worry about putting up one of the stories. "Teen Doc" comes next in BTTF:NT.
So, off to more FT and seeing if I can get DaisyDoc to work.
forethought to where the plot is going--sort of
by the seat of her pants method. Youre a free
spirited, creative person. You write with
passion about what inspires you at the moment,
and you probably have a strong voice. Dont
worry about writers block--youve a different
story. Youve got more story seeds than a hive
has bees. When you write, its in disjointed
segments. You may write sequentially or in
flashes of inspiration, where you connect all
your flashes later. People might say you
ramble a bit in your work. Your revision
process might take several passes, because you
really have to whip that first draft into a
more marketable shape. Youre novels either hit
it big or miss. Theres no in between. Readers
either love you, or hate you. Learn to channel
that creative energy into a masterpiece and
well be seeing your name on the NYT Lists!
Find Your Writing Personality!!
brought to you by Quizilla
It also reminds me -- Finish "Fixing Time!"
-D: Mostly because you have 5 other things to put up.-
Well, here's what's on my writing plate:
--Two stories being written in journals: one up to Chapter 4, the other up to Chapter 3.
--Two stories being typed: "Judgement Day" and "The Abombinable Doc Brown"
--And I have to put up the final chapters of "Fixing Time" and "Play Mystie For Me."
Basically, writing roadblock.
-M: You do too much at one time.-
That's the way I write, sadly. At least I don't have to worry about putting up one of the stories. "Teen Doc" comes next in BTTF:NT.
So, off to more FT and seeing if I can get DaisyDoc to work.