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The Fruition Tree
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1. Plotter or pantser? Lindsay has an opinion
2. The planning mistake Lindsay calls deadly
3. The outline method behind her 14-day draft

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She says most authors make one planning mistake, and her outline method is built to avoid it.

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Hi {{first_name}},

Writers love arguing about whether to plan every chapter before they start, like the plotters do, or sit down and see where the story goes, like the pantsers.

Lindsay Lake is on the side of a plan, and she says there's one deadly mistake most authors make when they try to plan a novel.

Her fix is a quick outline method she calls the Fruition Tree. She calls it the single-handed reason she was able to finish a whole first draft of a romance novel in 14 days, and she's clear that longer books take longer.

Pantsers may well bristle at that. I'd still read what the mistake is before deciding, because it might be why your last plan fell apart halfway through.

Even if you love writing without a map, a light outline tells you where the story is heading on the nights the ideas dry up. Lindsay walks through hers step by step.

It's all on her page:

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