"Recycled Novel Planner" Zettelkasten for Fiction: Where Imagination Finds Order - Ep.13

Question from Mel, the Author of Turn the Page: https://meljeffcoat.com/ Check him out!
In episode 13 I answer Mel's qestion: How do I retrofit a Happy Planner to be a plotting notebook like you did? Let's GO!!

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Having taught writing for over 16 years at the high school and university level, I have a few resources I would be remiss to not share as beacons for my student's journey:
Stephen Minot gets applause for the deep dive into the theory of fiction writing.
Derek Murphy gets the credit for the 24 plot beats I chose for my Plot Box.
James Scott Bell gets the glory for the importance of the Midpoint and how to write through it.
Sarra Cannon gets all the claps for her own series on plotting, planning and writing.
Brandon Sanderson gets a shout for his amazingly generous sharing of his classes at BYU.
Scott Scheper gets a BIG high five for bringing me into the Antinet Zettelkasten tribe.