Five ways to avoid writing your next novel.

Inspiration is a thing for the rookies, veterans just do the work. And are not expecting for something as random as inspiration. There's no such a thing as a blank paper, as long as you know that beneath the written and meaningless words blooming during a casual drafting, it's hidden the story you want to write.

The only thing you are mastering while planning a book, it's in ordering information. And perhaps a little on storytelling, but that's not the goal.

There's no such thing as a perfect plot. And you'll never know how your characters may react or evolve during the conflicts you present to them. Every idea should be developed through writing, and once it's on paper, you can throw it out, not only when it's a thought.

What should be on the covers?, is that font correct?, what platform am I using? Will I be a superfamous writer?

It's kind of ridiculous, meanwhile, the book is still on your head.

Oh boy!