HURRICANE METHOD EMAIL SWIPE 07
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Stuck in the middle
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1. Chapter 9 and nowhere to go
2. When your story hits a wall halfway through
3. Where a lot of drafts get abandoned

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Plenty of novels start well and then sink somewhere in the swampy middle.

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Hi {{first_name}},

Ask writers where their abandoned drafts stopped, and a lot of them will say somewhere in the middle.

The opening was exciting and the ending is clear in their heads. Getting from chapter 8 to chapter 20 is where the energy drains away.

Lindsay Lake's Tidal Wave Technique is built for the moment you hit that wall, and she says it floods you with ideas to move your story forward as soon as you start using it.

She describes the change as frustration turning into excitement, because you know where your story and your characters are heading again.

If there's a half-finished manuscript in a drawer at your place, I'd start with this part of her course.

She explains how the technique works on her page:

https://hop.clickbank.net/?affiliate=YOURIDHERE&vendor=hurricanem&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE&type=written

[Your name]

P.S. [If you have an abandoned draft of your own, mention it here. Readers like knowing you've been stuck too.]

I may earn a commission if you buy through my link, at no extra cost to you.

MAKE IT YOURS
Works well in November, when many of your readers are trying to write a novel in a month and hitting the middle around week two.

Before sending, replace YOURIDHERE with your ClickBank ID and YOURTRACKINGHERE with a tracking ID (or delete "&tid=YOURTRACKINGHERE").
