Infographic Guide to Mind-mapping a Novel
A novel needs consistency and continuity. That isn’t easy to achieve. Mind-mapping offers a way to gain both of those qualities.
- What if you knew how to create mind-maps to ensure that consistency? And that continuity?
- What if you had a way to make sure your characters didn’t inadvertently change in the middle of the story?
- Imagine have a visual diagram to keep your plot on track.
- What if you could have the synopsis of the novel displayed on a single graphic? It could be used as a roadmap to control your first draft.
Get control of your first draft! By using mind-maps! Inconstancies are difficult to root out. Learn how to prevent making them.
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