You can put in writing a tome in 30 days with planning and determination. The written notebook Testament be a ahead draft. Expect to comp at least three drafts--the Rugged, a create that fleshes absent and finishes the clothesline and a draft that polishes the writing and catches grammer and punctuation errors. After you engross the manual, deposit it gone and cede the manuscript three to four weeks to rest. It's a bad notion to let Everyone draft corner its own tiny resting margin besides. Redact with pencil on paper.
Instructions
Plan
1. The aggrandized you discriminate, the easier the writing Testament be. Other extensive characters can be created by considering questions such as who helps the god (or antagonist) and why, who wealth the most to the great person and who is the subject who most hates the god (this may not be the antagonist).2. Decide the anecdote's large-scale clash, which the demigod will spend the story trying to resolve. Dream up elder characters. Most importantly, originate with the ace and antagonist. Your combatant should keep a abundant bio; ideally, so should the antagonist.
There will be more than one conflict and these will provide subplots, but the major conflict is the engine of the story.
3. Decide the beginning of the story, where the hero experiences some event that propels him onto the path of the story's plot. Decide the presumable ending point--presumable because, as the story is plotted and written, a better direction and destination sometimes emerges.
4. Write down the major events of the story, those events and situations you absolutely know will happen. You can think of these events as destinations, the story's path plotted between them. There will also be many minor stops that the story winds through, sometimes, it seems, without your say-so. These smaller destinations keep the story moving forward through each major event.
5. Decide how many words the story will have. Shoot for something manageable, but at least 50,000 words. Divide the words by 30 days and you have how many words you must write every day to arrive your target.
6. Choose the month you'll write the book.
7. Write the book, day by day, hitting each daily word count target. Start at the beginning, heading for each major event you've already planned. Don't worry if the story begins to veer in unexpected directions, but do give immediate thought to how you'll reach your major plot destinations given the new turns of events. If you discover the story has changed from the original you intended to write, repeat the major events planning immediately, while still reaching the daily word target by writing scenes you are still sure will be in the story.
