Every writer should use the so-called Reflecting Writing. Reflective Writing is especially necessary and advantageous in the case of the author of a psychological novel. What is Reflecting Writing? At the end of the article, I include some links to know what it is. It is not the same as keeping a diary, about which, the article "Celebrated Writers on the Creative Benefits of Keeping Diary" is an excellent inventory of accredited opinions. It is not a Bullet Journal, either. Apparently, Reflective Writing is not very common among writers. At least in my case, it is indispensable. I have always done it. Only now, I know it has a name.
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My Blog is a regularly updated page dedicated to sharing and commenting the ideas and reflections that are emerging as I prepare the writing of my next novel. A novel is not made only by the story that appears in its pages: its pages are only the tip of the Iceberg. As the writer figures out an approach to the work that is yet to be developed and delves into the details that must precede it, he is subjected to many reflections that lead him to choose important alternatives in front of pre-existing paradigms.
For this reason, it is not strange that a writer notes down his meditations, whether they are purely theoretical hypotheses that support the work or more practical options that structure the plot. My blog only makes public my preliminary reflections without revealing the actual plot of my next novel. I hope that other writers are interested in my thoughts and are willing to share their points of view, for the enrichment of all. Ideally, the information shared here is expected to help other writers to undertake the writing of their own works.