So, my darling squiders, I have gone through my nonfiction book ideas, and there’s only ONE left for the series.
Madness, I know. Thank you guys again for coming along with me on these book posts! After this one is done, the idea will be to consolidate the posts off the blog, add new information/sections where applicable, and release them as ebooks.
But, for now, let’s talk about outlining. Or talk about the fact that we’ll be talking about outlining.
Outlining can be scary for many new writers. There are a lot of misconceptions about what an outline is or isn’t, what the point of it is, and why you even need one. We’ll tackle all of these concepts, as well as types of outline and how to tell how much outlining works for you personally, in the coming weeks.
If you have any questions about outlines that you would like me to address, please drop them in the comments!
I’m excited to get into this subject because while I am not that detailed of an outliner myself, the whole process appeals to the analytical side of my brain. And the poor analytical side needs some exercise every now and then.
We’ll start whatever day next week ends up not being Red Mars day. See you then!
