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How to Get Published: Plot Development

WHERE TO BEGIN
FRANK BEDDOR: Author of the The Looking Glass Wars   |   www.lookingglasswars.com

Jenny Nimmo Q: What comes first for you, the plot or the characters?
Frank: The Looking Glass Wars came first as story and plot -- the characters were revealed through the story and grew as the plot progressed.












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HOW TO GET PUBLISLHED
Part 1 (Overview)
Part 2 (Character Development)


FROM OTHER PROS
Prep Work
Character Development
Plot Development
General
Editing
Illustrating
Finding an Agent
Selling Your Manuscript
Marketing


WRITING TOOLS
Character Sheets
Suggested Reading (About Writing)


* Disclaimer: Though Derek and I have college degrees, neither of us majored in English or Creative Writing. We are not professors, nor are we instructors at any level. This online series on how to get published is based solely on our experiences, peppered with the stories we have heard and advice we received from other authors, agents, editors, and people in the publishing industry. If you were to ask 100 authors what path you should take to get published, you would likely get 100 different tales. So remember that as you read this, and make sure you blaze a trail that best suits your story.