Plotter VS Pantser: the artificial binary keeping us from our writing goals

from Fiction Writer Hosted by G.K. Lamb

On this episode of Fiction Writer we explore the underlying baggage of the terms "Plotter" and "Pantser," discover their virtues, highlight their faults, and then try and find a way to build out a third path with the best qualities of both. Thank you for listening! If you have an questions, comments, or if there are any specific topics you would like G.K. to explore, please leave him a message @ anchor.fm/fictionwriter. Some of your recording might make it into a future episode. If you enjoy Fiction Writer and want to help G.K. keep the lights on, consider becoming a supporter: anchor.fm/fictionwriter/support www.fictionwriterpodcast.com

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