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Hey ya'll. When i'm not brainstorming and working on originals, I'm writing fan fiction. I prioritize the voices of the characters currently in existence in the franchise because I use them as exercises of consistent voice in stories. I usually am working with an OC, but I find this super helpful with practice.
That aside, i'm currently struggling with a piece of fan fiction. I wanna slam my head against the wall. Right now, i'm working with so many subplots. All important aspects, of course, and necessary. But my brain is freaking out because there's so many. And the fan fiction follows the storyline of the one part of the franchise, but doesn't focus on what's happening on screen...more of a off screen thing.
I'm trying to step back and plan the whole thing. But I come up with something to help with one of my plots, write it down and stay stuck for the next few days.
Anyway, my brain has decided to shut down. It doesn't like all these subplots. Does anyone have any advice for dealing with many subplots? And getting over writer's block?
That aside, i'm currently struggling with a piece of fan fiction. I wanna slam my head against the wall. Right now, i'm working with so many subplots. All important aspects, of course, and necessary. But my brain is freaking out because there's so many. And the fan fiction follows the storyline of the one part of the franchise, but doesn't focus on what's happening on screen...more of a off screen thing.
I'm trying to step back and plan the whole thing. But I come up with something to help with one of my plots, write it down and stay stuck for the next few days.
Anyway, my brain has decided to shut down. It doesn't like all these subplots. Does anyone have any advice for dealing with many subplots? And getting over writer's block?
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