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Slowly the pieces fall together....do you, and if so where/how, do you capture stuff like 'amy disliked so and so on sight" or "this forest makes everyone feel uneasy when they walk in". In other words, odd things that don't really fit in the character description cards.

Hey Victoria - learning lots from the videos. One piece that is evading me is indeed the scene documentation. I've sketched out a bit of my book already and am trying to figure out how to capture all the little things that grew while I was writing as well as each scene. Maybe point me somewhere? Thanks!

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Brilliant. So excited for book

Very cool!

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😊 Thank you. playing video catch up again. Was on vacation in mountains.

Just wanted to say I've been hitting a wall trying to actually start structuring a story for a comic I want to write and this just popped up on my home page? I've never heard of the Zettelkasten system, but it's definitely got the gears in my head turning! I'm for sure checking your channel out and signing up for the email list. Thanks for the Inspo. c:

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Thank you. This is like receiving my favorite box of chocolates and a dozen roses. I'm so glad you are putting this in the book. Very useful 😊

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Really looking forward to this one. A book on "zk + writing fiction" is so needed, and will no doubt be very well-received. Psyched to see more.

Yes! Please include story structure from other countries and cultures. It will help us immensely. Thank you!🥰

I love this idea!

Definitely want to know about all the structures.

😊So exciting! Looking forward to this book. Thank you "A million times" for all your effort, time, and skill. You are so appreciated.😊

😊 This was helpful. Thank you

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Thank you! This is really, really useful! I learned a lot. Thanks for sharing!

Would you happen to have a link to folders with the pre cut slots? I am having a hard time locating them. Thank you so much!

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Exciting! Signed up for the email. 😊

Thank you. Love this explanation. I'm excited to read both books. I'm playing catch up again on your videos. Thank you for sharing this information. 😊

I just starting putting together my Zettelkasten! Would love to get more information about your main branch structure for fiction writing. I've started with the 5 basic ones mentioned in the "tome", but I know I'll have to develop additional branches to incorporate the many notes I've been taking in my research for writing my fictional series. Keeping in mind they should be very broad in nature, I'm thinking to start with something like Plot, Characters, Setting/World Building, etc.. Your thoughts?

I’m so happy to hear about the book being ready so soon!

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Your mention of Cahokia makes me feel like you would love to read Witchy Eye by D.J. Butler! It’s so good!

Thank you. I'm so excited for your book. Love this.

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😊. Thank you again. ❤️ . Your story is wonderful by the way. I enjoyed listening to u read that little bit.

Thank you. Really liked this a lot! . I'm binging your videos best I can. They are so helpful. . I watch a video during my breaks between MY DAIlY TO DO list. . Many of your videos are fairly short so it makes it easy. The longer ones I watch over several breaks or days. 😊 I plan to order your book. 😊

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Victoria, thank you! This gives me a really good starting point. Time to dive in!

I look forward to learning how you use the zettelkasten in this process.

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So Kara is the Earth Guardian and a Water; and Chad is a Fire and a Water. Now all we need is an Air! ChadWICK might be a better choice because candles [fire] have wicks. Maybe Chad collects feathers (an Air symbol). Interesting that Chad worked at a woodpile (wood is used for making Fire). I get it - fear of NEEDLES is a story THREAD. Maybe if Chad was bitten by a dog it would further explain why he doesn't want any pets. Maybe Chad's favorite band is Earth, Wind and Fire. Maybe Chad has recurring nightmares of drowning (which would put out his Fire). I would like to see how we would actually use the cards in writing. With non-fiction the process of using the cards seems like it would be more linier (gather them, lay them out and go through them one at a time); whereas with fiction it seems like you would need to reference different parts of the cards multiple times during the writing process.

I joined your mailing list for your 'Zettelkasten for Fiction: Where Imagination Finds Order' book. Also, have you checked out Katytastic's 27 chapter outline method? See: ua-cam.com/video/94F-3Z6CJJw/v-deo.html

K M Wieland's 'Creating Character Arcs', 'Outlining your Story', and 'Writing Your Story's Theme' are also great resources.

James Scott Bell's 'Writing from the Middle' and 'Super Structure' are both great little books.