Outlining Stories

I've been asked often enough for advice on making a compelling plot or creating realistic dialogue, that I decided to start this book with some of my thoughts on the process. It includes outline and character templates for anyone's use. If you're a fellow writer, I hope you find something useful here. If you're just here to read stories/fanfic, this isn't the piece for you.

If you've read my books, you know I've grown a lot in writing when it comes to writing characters, crafting plots, and worldbuilding. That's where this book on writing advice comes in. I get so many questions on writing from my readers, and I want to finally share the insights on writing that I've learned through workshopping in college, publishing on Wattpad, and the writing journey I've been on for nearly a decade. Please ask questions related to writing, the writing life, Wattpad, or my books in the first chapter!

This is a place where I will be putting story outlines and give examples on how I do things. A chapter outline will not be posted until said chapter is posted.

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Author D. L. Mackenzie collaborates with Pete Oxley in this steam-powered collaborative writing project. Learn how to improve your stories by following along as we dismantle, examine, and reassemble Pete's steampunk fantasy story concept with the goal of getting it completed and published, with helpful insights from some of Wattpad's best writers.

A few tips I've compiled over the years in regard to writing, characters, and plot.

A handy lexicon of terms used in and applied to literary fiction and what they actually mean, as well as some ideas on how to improve your writing.

Just a collection of excerpts, writing plans, and thoughts on writing. This is meant to make me commit to writing more. Pretty much a stream of consciousness with nonsensical rants and unadulterated thoughts. The ideas written here are not for anyone to take, they are mine unless I say otherwise.

We asked our brain trust of Odyssey graduates to share their best tips for plotting great stories. Here they are!

Tips to planning, writing, getting views, and using Wattpad The pro way. If you dream of being a pro writer one day, read this! It's helped a lot of people!

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Odyssey's director, Jeanne Cavelos, offers actionable suggestions of things you can do RIGHT NOW to develop your writing skills.

Tips to improve your writing and avoid common grammar mistakes.

A few writing lessons I picked up here and there by reading, talking to other authors, often learning the hard way (by embarrassing myself) and occasionally advice from professionals. Everything here is presented as-is and is subject to change with no notice--or whenever I realize how silly something I said was. A lot of this is simply reminders to myself of things to remember and/or look out for.

This book will contain the daily updates of writing my upcoming YA short story that I'm transforming into a novel, Car Gone Rogue, redrafting a poem called My Writing Passion is a Candle, and/or planning the ultimate version of Season 1 and Book 1 of my October Johnson Mystery Series.