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   What is a story planner?

   • An online collaborative story planner that lets writers plan, organize, and write stories & fictional universes. No installation required. Work from anywhere—even your phone. Why us? Plan your stories or just start writing the first chapter. Organize complex projects. Write high-quality stories with our advanced manuscript editor.

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   How do I organize my writing?

   • If you carry a smartphone, consider using your notes app to organize your writing. You can use it to capture quick ideas and plans related to your writing that strike no matter where you happen to be. Most notes apps also allow for checklists, doodles, voice recordings, and other features.

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   What is a plan on how to write a novel?

   • For me, the plan on how to write a novel is the high-level guide to your detailed level work. For example, if you had a plan to write your novel during NaNoWriMo, then the logistics of writing 1,667 words a day (50,000 words / 30 days) has to be part of your plan — independent of what you write about.

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   How do you organize cards in a story?

   • If you have a lot (more than 50, let’s say), first sort them chronologically into three piles: 1) things that happen near the beginning of the story; 2) things that happen near the end of the story; and 3) things that happen somewhere in between. If you’re not sure what pile to put the cards in, just put them anywhere for now.

   How to Organize and Develop Ideas for Your Novel

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   Story Planner’s easy-to-follow steps help writers plan novels, screenplays and more. Writing is easier when you have a plan. We take you through each stage of the planning process to help you create a better story. Explore Story Planner now.

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   • Your phone’s notes app (or a paper notebook) Depending on which writer you ask, you might hear of a love or hate relationship with their phone. Some writers love the connectivity, information, and ease smartphones offer.
   • Writer’s Companion. Perhaps you like the idea of using a simple tool like a notes app on your phone, but worry you won’t have all the features and functionality you need.
   • Todoist. While Todoist isn’t an app specifically created for writers, it is packed with functionality that will help you keep your writing projects on track.
   • Trello. Trello is one of the easiest to use and most intuitive writing organization apps available. It’s based around a simple drag and drop interface that allows you to create boards and cards before dragging and dropping them as needed.

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   Hiveword Novel Organizer. Novel organization for serious plotters. Approachable simplicity. Unparalleled customizability. Get Started. The basic account is free! Hiveword has helped writers organize their novels since 2011.

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   Apr 28, 2011 · It’s good writing practice to keep a notebook or paper close by so that you can jot down ideas for your story as they arise—but when the result is a growing pile of mismatched odds and ends, how do you organize those ideas into some sort of coherent outline that will guide your writing?

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   Here are the 9 steps to plan your novel: Brainstorm Things to Write About. Figure Out the Length of Your Novel. Decide on Your Global Genre. Schedule Your Writing Time. Decide on the Tools to Use. Plan the Time and Place to Write. Organize Your Writing Prompts. Write Your Character Studies. Create Public Accountability. Plan > Outline.

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   Manage Your Stories. Create unlimited stories, each with its cast of characters, plot notes, and novel outline. Easily export all story notes into a Word document that will serve you even offline.