How To Write A Novel Using The Snowflake Method

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How To Write A Novel
Using The Snowflake Method


Using The Snowflake Method
On Short Stories


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Google: Snowflake Method

Old Links:

www.advancedfictionwriting.com/art/snowflake.php

Both links below work. Both were used at one time, and it seems it has switched back to the original one:

www.advancedfictionwriting.com/blog/2010/09/27/using-the-snowflake-method-on-short-stories/
www.advancedfictionwriting.com/using-the-snowflake-method-on-short-stories/

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Step One: Write a one-sentence summary/logline.
Step Two: Write a five-sentence paragraph that summarizes the whole story.
Step Three: Write a one-page summary for each of your major characters.
Step Four: Take several hours and expand each sentence of your summary paragraph into a full paragraph.
Step Five: Write up a one-page description of each major character and a half-page description of the other important characters.
Step Six: Expand each paragraph from step four into a full page.
Step Seven: Expand your character descriptions into full-fledged character charts, detailing everything there is to know about each character.
Step Eight: Take that four-page synopsis and make a list of all the scenes that you’ll need to turn the story into a novel.
Step Nine: (Optional) Write a narrative description of the story.
Step Ten: Sit down and start pounding out the real first draft of the novel.