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I'm pretty sure every craft has some form of this same discussion. It's a really weird thing spectators of any craft get hung up. Where she gets micro managing
by NoOneNew 6y ago
I'm pretty sure every craft has some form of this same discussion. It's a really weird thing spectators of any craft get hung up.
Where she gets micro managing and macro planner is beyond me. Pantser and plotter are the terms most people have been using for 20 some odd years. Plus, pretty much every writer is a gradient between the two. I've never read or heard anyone beyond the fanfic/wattpad crowd think it's a black and white, one or the other writer type. This whole article sounds more like someone met a published author for the first time and is trying to talk about "secret knowledge". I think Brandon Sanderson does the sharpest, fastest discussion between the two methods, pros and cons, then moves on because in the end "it doesn't matter which you are".
Adding "the psychology of.." is super damn pretentious as well given theres not a lick of data collection, just personal anecdotal meditation on the topic.
- loofatoofa 6y agoYa it’s just bait. Understanding Complex processes isn’t just a divide and conquer exercise, but divide and conquer is simpler and a portion of what it takes to actually learn something so it sells like hotcakes.
- setr 6y agoIt also gives you an easy out when you’re decent at one side but not the other... it was never in my nature, so there’s no way to improve it, or reason to try. The same kind of thing that happens with left brain vs right brain, for arts vs sciences