This may seem like a silly question and the answer obvious, one word at a time, but seriously how does one write a novel?
Having grown up and written in the digital age, my brain is hardwired for short bursts of information. While I consume novels, I've never actually written anything, aside from a research paper, over 10,000 words.
So I wonder how do you reprogram yourself to think in novel terms? Full story arches, character composition and entirely created settings? Do you break out a whiteboard and plan the entire thing?
While my attention span isn't completely shot, I am finding it difficult to stay focused long enough to write for the long haul.
Am I the only one having (or has had) this issue? How did you transition from shorter forms to writing a novel?
Kelly Hashway replied to the discussion 'What did you blog about today?' in the group Bloggers: Let's Make It Work!© 2013 Created by Kamy Wicoff.

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