For fiction writers: plot the arc, draft vivid scenes, hold the voice, then revise.
Reach for this when you're writing long-form fiction and want every stage to hold together - not a pile of disconnected drafting tips. Architect the plot and beat structure, draft scenes thick with sensory detail and subtext, keep one consistent narrative voice across the whole manuscript, then run a developmental-and-line revision pass that tightens prose and catches continuity and POV slips. It carries a single story from outline to revised draft.
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