It’s been weeks, maybe months, but it’s finally finished. After pulling my hair out in frustration as I tried to tackle the beast of 110,000 words that was my first novel, I felt like it might be helpful to “pay it forward.”
Basically, I wanted to write the course that I wanted to go through before my first novel’s first word was penned.
If you have any interest whatsoever in writing a book–whether it’s a thriller, horror, or literary fiction–you need to check out this course. It’s called The Fiction Writer’s Guide to Writing Fiction, and I really do think it’s good stuff.
The course itself is a 20-week-long email course, split up into four main parts:
- Ideas
- Structure
- Writing/Editing
- Productivity
Many writing courses go through one of these in great detail, which is perfect if you know exactly where you need help.
But what if you’re not sure what to do next? What to first? What if you’ve got a great idea, but you can’t seem to stay focused on writing every day?
All of that is covered here.
I’ve included tips, tricks, advice, and resources that guided me from concept to creation, and I’ve written it all down in these 20 lessons.
What books helped me get through the writing process? Which blogs and blog posts are helpful, and which ones are just fluff? What are the best ways of coming up with ideas?
Again, it’s completely, 100% free–just sign up and the first lesson will be delivered directly to your inbox.
If you’re starting a novel for the first time, or you’re in the middle of one, or even if you’ve written 30 books–it can’t hurt to check out The Fiction Writer’s Guide to Writing Fiction.
I really do believe there’s something here for everyone.
Sign up now, for free, over on this page!
