Decide What to Keep: The Fantasy Novel Workbook

You don't have writer's block. You have a world you can see clearly and nothing that holds it still.

Decide What to Keep: The Fantasy Novel Workbook is a 301-page fillable novel planning system that takes you from the first spark to a scene-by-scene outline you can write from. Every writing line is a real text field. Type into it, save, pick it back up on any device.

Inside:

• A 40-chapter outline — a two-page spread for every chapter, with POV, setting, goal, obstacle, and outcome

• Character profiles — a full protagonist builder, two antagonist builders because real fantasy brings more than one threat, and five secondary slots, each with an image frame so you can put a face to them

• Guided worldbuilding — geography, history, religion, mythology, politics, economy, culture, and technology

• The Magic Ledger — every rule of your magic system, what it costs, what it cannot do, and where the plot leans on it

• The Master Timeline and Naming Ledger — events, names, and invented terms held steady, pronunciation included, so chapter thirty matches chapter three

• The Exposition Budget — what the reader has to learn, and by which chapter it reaches them

• Scene architecture — structure, sequels, scene types, and a template you'll reuse

• Two gates — one checks your world against itself, one tells you when to stop planning and start drafting

• A "Stuck?" guide — for the moments most writers quit

Now in its second edition, expanded with the tools fantasy needs most: magic that stays honest, names that stay straight, and a clear signal that the planning is done.

For writers who'd rather decide than drift.

301 pages. Over 1,700 typeable fields. A tappable contents page that jumps you straight to any section.

Perfect for first-time fantasy novelists, NaNoWriMo planners, and worldbuilders drowning in notes.