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<title>24 chapter book template &#38; plot outline</title>
			<description>After making my 8 point plot dot template, I decided to try something harder - so I made a 24 chapter plot outline as well. These are broad, general writing prompts, based on most of the other popular novel outlining templates and strategies: BUT most of those are based on a 3-act play structure and have a soggy middle, because you don&#38;#39;t give you specific instructions on how to fill this space.

In my writing chapter outline, there&#38;#39;s an A story for inter...[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Mon, 17 Jan 2022 17:01:33 EST</pubDate>
			
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<title>Plot Dot (8 point novel outline)</title>
			<description>Aha - I found the button to upload an image. Here&#38;#39;s the full thing. It&#38;#39;s similar to the hero&#38;#39;s journal but tweaked a bit, and more balanced. Let me know what you think (also, I know there are no &#38;#34;essential scenes&#38;#34; for every novel, but this is a good start if you&#38;#39;re trying to give your story momentum and keep readers hooked)....[Read Full Post]</description>
			
			<pubDate>Mon, 17 Jan 2022 16:52:02 EST</pubDate>
			
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