How to Bring Order to Your Writing - WritersLife.org

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Hello it's Peter here again from Writer's

life and today tips on how to bring

order to your writing writing is often a

chaotic and messy process often we have

so many ideas that we end up drowning in

a pile of half written sentences scraps

of paper a middle-of-the-night thought

so we have sleepily scribbled on a book

cover and now only partially makes sense

so how do you create order from the

chaos collating all your bits and pieces

of ideas can be tricky but if you can

find a system that works for you so weed

out all your creative flotsam and jetsam

you will find it so much easier to pick

out the great ideas from the nonsense

and hopefully then begin to turn them

into a brilliant piece of work here then

are some great tips to help you bring

order to your writing first create a

space filled chaos chaos book works

really well for this it could be a

notice board where you can stick up all

your scraps of paper sticky notes or

whatever else you've used to scribble on

or a black board or just stick some

large sheets of paper up on your wall

use this to capture your writing ideas

develop characters or note down

observations sentences or words which

you might want to use in your writing at

a later date having all these in one

place and a place where you can see them

all together at a glance will help you

order them together spend some time

moving them around and see what relates

to what or which ideas you can pull

together and expand on and next free

write often when trying to make sense of

an idea it can be a tough task trying to

put pen to paper and phrasing exactly

as you would like free writing is a

great way to simply let go and let your

imagination run wild to do this sit down

and start writing write whatever comes

into your head and don't stop if you

can't think of something to write simply

keep repeating the last word over and

over and to the yeah going again free

writing is simply about getting as used

to writing without that unhelpful in a

critique looming over us look back over

your free writing once a week and pick

out anything useful from the stream of

consciousness

you'll be amazed and how many little

gems you'll find next draft redraft and

then redraft again your first draft is

never going to be your final piece no

matter how good you think it is writing

is a craft and it takes practice to

perfect it you should always let

yourself write freely at first then

leave it for at least a day or two

before you look at it again bringing

order to your writing is all about

letting yourself go and then reining

yourself back in sentence by sentence

the pause here is important if you spend

hours on end fretting over your work

trying to perfect it putting sentences

here and there and changing bits of the

story there you could end up making it

into more of a mess always allow

yourself time to reflect before you go

back to your story a fresh mindset will

help you look at it objectively and

clearly see what works and what doesn't

writing chaotically is part of the fun

of being a writer letting your

imagination run wild and allowing

yourself be in a place where anything

goes can potentially be very therapeutic

however one of the most rewarding times

is when

sit down and work through the chaos when

you find those ideas that excite you

that give you that little spark that

nervous flutter that makes you think you

may just be on to something really good

and don't forget if he's struggling to

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