Almost every one of my writers tells me that plotting is their concern. 

The Novelry has a no-nonsense approach to plotting.: stop it, and write!

Some writers do prepare an outline and some don’t. I think more writers across all genres don't prepare a detailed plot than do. It's a received idea that thriller writers must work to a plot. Yet even someone like Stephen King avoids plotting.

"I start a book ... knowing just two things: the basic situation and that the story will create its own patterns naturally and organically if I follow it fairly...and by fairly I mean never forcing characters to do things they wouldn't do in real life...For me, the first draft is all about story. I trust that some other part of me—an undermind—will create certain patterns."

Instead, he chooses pace of creation, writing his first drafts of novels in a season or ninety days. 

I prepare a rough plot outline and then I ignore it. I work out what I’m doing in draft after...