tips on organizing and outlining

>>9920238
Try making interesting characters that have a plot tied to them. You can write about anything, so just describe what someone does.

>>9920238
I'm actually having trouble with this as well. I've been slow cooking the plot for a novel for a few months now, and I've got a few scenes burned into my mind, they're so clear I can see them playing out whenever I think of them or write down excerpts from them. But everything is so scattered and disconnected that I have trouble reconciling the sum of the whole with the final product itself.

Is there a certain outline or goal I should have while I'm writing these seemingly disconnected scenes, or should I just micromanage everything and hope I can plaster it all together in the end?

>>9920238
Sometimes it comes naturaly, but others I need to come with something meaningfull to connect A to B.
I usualy try to avoid unecessary filler, unless I think that fillers are related to the plot or meaning of the book.