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A Creative Journal & Coloring Book for Fiction Writers
The Planser Workbook was designed for the fiction writer who finds themselves somewhere between a meticulous plotter and a spontaneous pantser. This unique coloring book-slash-workbook hybrid is perfect for novelists, aspiring authors, creative writing teachers, students, screenplay writers, and anyone looking to enhance their storytelling skills.
Inside The Planser Workbook, you’ll discover the following sections that can be completed in any order and at any point in your writing process:
• Mood Board: Space to develop/identify elevator pitches, genres, and target audiences, along with central colors, themes, and textures.
• Bios: For logging characters’ features, backstories and personality traits. • Plansing: A walkthrough of fundamental storytelling plot points.
• Character Arcs: To identify your main character’s wants and needs, along with their personal growth as they embark on their journey.
• Subplots: To keep track of arcs happening in tandem with the main plot. • Maps: For drawing maps! Who doesn’t love a good map?
• World: For building the world around your characters. This includes people groups, cultures, government, magical realms, history, terrain, conflicts, creatures and more.
• Tracking: To track the upshot of each chapter and identify whether it pushes the story forward. • Editorial: Dedicated style guide and reference pages for your book.
• Reflect: To chronicle your strengths, what you’re grateful for, where you are, and where you want to go in life.
• Goals: Set your goals and track milestones.
Perfect for all fiction writers, The Planser Workbook offers a beautiful, guided space to brainstorm, doodle, color and develop up to three separate stories – all while allowing your characters to lead the way. You’re not forcing a rigid plot; you’re not pantsing it either. You’re plansing. Subscribe to The Planser Newsletter at www.PlanserWorkbook.com to obtain a free guide for filling out your new workbook.