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Why you need a timeline for your novel

08/01/201608/01/2016 Write Well, Write To Sell 329 Views 0 Comments good writing techniques,  novel writing,  rick taubold,  story details,  story timelines,  timelines,  world building

From Rick: If you ask ten authors what the hardest part of writing a novel is, you may get ten different answers, but I suspect that many of those answers will be some variant of getting it organized (and a

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