Summary of How to Write a CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER OUTLINE for Your Novel

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In this video, Abby provides a detailed explanation of how to write a chapter-by-chapter outline for your novel. She starts by discussing the three-act story structure and how to break down the story into smaller scenes. She then moves on to explain how to use Scrivener to help you organize your thoughts and notes. Finally, she offers a 20% discount for subscribers of the software.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Abby discusses how she plots her novels, using a chapter-by-chapter outline and virtual index cards. She explains that this process allows her to focus on the most important parts of her story, while still giving her enough detail to know where her story is going. She provides a link to a live training where she will be discussing this process in more detail.
• 00:05:00 In this video, the author provides a transcript of a video in which she outlines a novel using a three-act story structure, a bullet point outline, and index cards. The author then demonstrates how to write on index cards using scrivener and how to create a chapter by chapter outline.
• 00:10:00 In this video, a writing instructor outlines the steps she takes to write a CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER OUTLINE for her novel. She starts by outlining the opening scene, which sets up the conflict between the main characters. She then moves on to outline the first two chapters, which are mainly focused on the characters' interactions. Next, she outlines the chapter in which the inciting incident occurs, and the subsequent chapter in which Weston has a pep talk with Rudy about the issue. Finally, she outlines the two chapters in which Tessa and Weston have conflict about her mother.
• 00:15:00 The author provides an outline of the chapters in her novel, explaining how she breaks down the story into smaller scenes. She also discusses how to use Scrivener to help you organize your thoughts and notes.
• 00:20:00 This video explains how to write a chapter-by-chapter outline for your novel. The author recommends starting from scratch and organizing your story so that you can write with ease and confidence. The author also recommends using a writing software, such as Scrivener, which offers a 20% discount for subscribers.