Sanderson's outline for books

[lorderator]

Greetings pals.

I'm kind of new to the forums, so if this post doesn't belongs here, please excuse me and erase or move it.

I was wondering if any of you knows where (if possible) to find some of the outlines that Sanderson have wrote and used before witing a whole novel. You'll see, I'm a amateur writer and this would help me a huge lot to learn how to propperly outline a story (beacause i think my current outlining method doesn't quite works well). If any of you can point me in the right direction by telling where to find one of BS's outlines, or explaining how does he makes his outlines, it'll be a huge help to me.

Thanks a lot!

Edited December 6, 2020 by lorderator

[Chinkoln he/him]

Welcome to the Shard! There are a lot of people here who like writing and reading, so this is the ‘write’ place for you! The only thing similar to an outline that I can think of is “The Way of Kings Prime”. This was an earlier version of “The Way of Kings”. This can be found on Brandon’s website, brandonsanderson.com.

[Frustration]

I don't know if we have any.

[ginger_reckoning]

Actually, if you go onto his website under FAQ's you can find an explanation on his outlingin process, plus an official outline that he used for Skyward. 

https://faq.brandonsanderson.com/knowledge-base/can-you-go-into-depth-about-outlining/

Hope this helps!

[Kureshi Ironclaw]

I recall that he posted a breakdown of how he structures stormlight books on either reddit or his newsletter. I found it pretty interesting, but I'm not sure how to find it again.

[Chinkoln he/him]

2 minutes ago, Kureshi Ironclaw said:

I recall that he posted a breakdown of how he structures stormlight books on either reddit or his newsletter. I found it pretty interesting, but I'm not sure how to find it again.

Arcanum probably has it, if you have the time to search for a bit