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Old 10-04-2010, 03:17 AM   #20
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From what I've read in books and articles on writing that published authors have written I think you have hit the nail on the head bobavey. It's likely that even well established authors can't put into words how they go about writing a book. There are just too many variables that go into how a given book went from an initial idea to a finished and published manuscript. And many of those variables probably only occur in the writer's mind on an almost subconscious level. Something just feels right about how this event or that one plays out etc.


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Originally Posted by bobavey View Post
After reading the post, my first inclination was to say "I'm a writer and I've never used anything like that -- but after giving the idea more thought, I think most writers probably create and use Builder Worlds. If they're like me, however, the Builder Worlds exist only in their heads, and they probably aren't aware of the existence, until someone brings it up. Something like that.
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