My writer friends and I talk about the kinds of writers we are and some of us are plungers and some of us are plotters. I happen to be a plunger. I have an idea; usually I start out with the idea for the complication. For example, i
In discussions with fellow writers, the differences between our writing styles often come to light. Some writers are more methodical and organized, known as plotters, while others, like myself, are plungers. Plungers jump straight into the writing process without extensive planning, guided by their initial ideas and the complications they wish to explore. This spontaneous approach allows for creativity and discovery as the story unfolds.
For me, the writing journey begins with a compelling complication that sparks my imagination. This approach influences how I structure my stories, as I enjoy the freedom to see where the narrative takes me. It's a dynamic process that embraces unpredictability, leading to unique storylines and character developments that can surprise even me as the author.
