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In
only seven groundbreaking lessons and a four-month
commitment you'll learn what it takes to write
a novel. With emphasis on the major elements
of fiction, you'll find practical advice for writing
success. |
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Lesson
1: The Writer and the Creative Process
How
does a novelist get started? Learn about
outlining and the process of discovery.
Take your novel idea to the next level. |
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Lesson
2: Plotting
What's
a story arc anyway? Learn approaches to
plotting. The different plot types, and
how to structure a publishable plot. |
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Lesson
3: Characterization
What
does it take to create credible characters? Learn
to write in-depth character biographies, place
characters in conflict, and make them grow.
This lesson helps you create memorable characters. |
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Lesson
4: Writing in Scenes
Do
you know the secret to writing powerful scenes?
Learn how to vary your scenes, the importance
of the first few lines, and how to handle narrative
summary. |
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Lesson
5: Point of View
What's
the best point of view for your novel? Learn the
POV options, how to pick the right narrator, and
how to avoid head-hopping. |
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Lesson
6: Dialogue
What
makes fictional dialogue "real"?
Learn what tasks your dialogue must accomplish
and how to avoid the pitfalls editors hate. |
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Lesson
7: Revision and Self-Editing
Do
you really know how to edit yourself? Learn
the techniques and tricks of effective revisions.
Do you know why you must R.U.E.? This lesson can
help. |
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2008
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2007
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2006
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Thicker
Than Blood |
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Fireflies
in December |
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Vanish |
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In
Everything Give Thanks |
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Troublesome
Creek |
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C.J.
Darlington |
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Jennifer
Valent |
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Tom
Pawlik |
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Terry
Barnes |
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Jan
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