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Elizabeth Hoyt | Muses on Detours in Life and in Writing

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Iโ€™m writing my sixth historical book nowโ€”the third in The Legend of the Four Soldiers seriesโ€”and already Iโ€™ve gone off my writing map. Writers generally fall into two groups: ones who plot out their story before they begin writing and those who wing it. Iโ€™m in the former camp, but hereโ€™s the thing: no matter how meticulously I plot before I write, no matter how much I try to foresee all eventualities, I always end up making detours from my plot.

Detours, in writing as in life, are sometimes frustrating (How do I get back on
the main road?) sometimes confusing (Can I get back to the main road?) but
usually interesting, and sometimes revolutionary.

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