These are questions and answers I’ve found useful in my writing. I hope it helps you too.
Write the Story Flowchart by Jeremy Brown (Click for the PDF)
These are questions and answers I’ve found useful in my writing. I hope it helps you too.
Write the Story Flowchart by Jeremy Brown (Click for the PDF)
Hi
Its amazing
And again I reached this blog because of the reason mentioned here: “are you reading flowcharts…..” 😀
Read it twice, sitting straight again to confirm
Thats nice
Stay blessed
Jeremy, Just printed this and posted it to my writing wall. Thank you, I really chuckled when it said, ‘dang”. I grew up saying Dang (and other words that I still say but am trying hard not to say them)…and things like “sookie, sookie now”. Thanks for taking me back in time 🙂
That’s great Brian! I’m very glad the flowchart might help, and now I’m going to start saying “Sookie, sookie now.” It’s just too fun not to say.
Sookie sookie now, if you look it up in the urban dictionary also has a sexual connotation, which I didn’t know when I was teaching my Northwestern University students about African American cultural terms…to me it meant, “well alright go on with your bad self”…and then a student started reading the urban dictionary definition out loud in the classroom…I had to back pedal as teachers sometimes have to do, and provide the accurate use and context. In other words, JB…Just be careful to who you say this to, and when.
Thanks for looking out, my friend. 🙂
I’ve seen this chart months ago, but from time to time it comes to my mind and makes me smile (again).
When I first reached the point “are you reading flowcharts…should be writing instead” I found it hilarious! 😆
Thanks Basilis! Always great to see you on Steven’s site!