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How to Prepare to Write a Scene/Chapter? || Danja Digital Ep 5

Welcome back to Danja Digital!

Today, I share six questions to prepare a scene/chapter. I also give you three bare-bones questions to write YOUR next scene/chapter.

Let's jump in!

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Featured Content: Viewer Question

What preparation do you do before you start writing, to get the scene into your head deeply enough that you can write from a deep place, your heart and discover new layers?
Revisit Episode 3:
Some of my questions are:
  • Who is the point of view character?
  • What is the plot point? Why is this chapter in this books?
  • How does this chapter impact the romance?
  • What drives the character in this chapter?
  • What are some emotions encountered in the chapter?
    • Inciting Incident
    • Turning Point
    • Crisis
    • Climax
    • Resolution
My Bare-bones Questions are:
  1. What’s going to happen to her/him?
  2. Why is it important to her/him AND the story?
  3. How will this occurrence impact the story?

Book Recommendations

I read almost every book release concerning plotting, outlining, character development, etc because I'm fascinated by them and I love to learn. With that said, here are a few you might want to add to your library to help you write a better scene.

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How do YOU prepare to write a scene? Do you have a list of questions? I'd love to see them in the comments.


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