[Matthew Brown]

My advice is to skip to the part you are excited to write. There is no rule that says you have to write the beginning first. If your mind is racing about the middle, write that. The enthusiasm will show through in your writing and make it a pleasure to read (and to write).

By the time you are done with the middle, you will have a better idea of how or where to fill in the missing parts.

I do that with blog posts sometimes. The headline and opening can come later.

[Jason Latnar]

Sorry to commit necromancy on this post – I wanted to say thank you for your advice.

My story is coming along so well now. Cheers.

[Matthew Brown]

Happy to help.

[jeffjohns]

I like to start at the beginning. The good bits coming up are my motivation to keep writing.

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