Whenever I'm stuck with a scene or topic, I just write around it. Usually the problem solves itself after a while (sometimes even much sooner than I thought).
So, if you know what's going to happen next, but aren't sure how to get there, write the next part first. You might have to adapt that part when you finally come up with an idea for the stuff that happens before it, but that's never been a big problem for me. It's sure better than not writing at all because you don't know what to do!
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Date: 2007-11-09 08:56 pm (UTC)So, if you know what's going to happen next, but aren't sure how to get there, write the next part first. You might have to adapt that part when you finally come up with an idea for the stuff that happens before it, but that's never been a big problem for me. It's sure better than not writing at all because you don't know what to do!