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Turn scattered ideas into a story you’re excited to write.
What you’ll learn
Break down the stories you love to understand what they’re made of and why they resonate with you.
Learn the most common beginner-friendly story archetypes and choose one to build your own story around.
Create unique, engaging characters who carry the story forward and give readers (and yourself) someone to root for.
Design a story setting with meaningful locations that naturally highlight your character’s goals, conflicts, and growth while supporting your story archetype.
Build a placeholder book cover that helps you visualize your story and stay focused while you’re writing it.
Requirements
No writing experience needed.
Students must have the desire to write a book.
Students musst have access to paper and a printer.
Description
I Want to Write a Book… Now What?
If you’ve ever wanted to write a book but found yourself crushed in a mountain of writing advice, congratulations-you need help.
You’ve probably heard that you need to outline your book, but you’ve also heard that outlining ruins creativity.
You’ve probably heard that you need to write every day, but also heard that inspiration is sacred and forcing yourself to write will kill your artistic soul.
You’ve heard that character is everything, and plot is everything, and worldbuilding is everything, and theme is everything, and the perfect cover is everything, and the opening line is everything.
Since you’re here, I’m guessing you’re tired of all the "writing advice" contradictions.
The problem isn’t that you don’t have ideas–you likely have too many ideas. You’ve got characters, scenes, snippets of dialogue, cool settings, dramatic plot twists, and at least three different story concepts fighting for attention in your brain.
The problem is that none of those ideas are organized well enough to become a book. But guess what?
That’s what this course is for. Yay!
We’re not going to spend three hours pretending there’s one magical formula that works for every writer. There isn’t. Every writer approaches stories a little differently and every book tends to have its own personality and its own problems.
Instead, we’re going to take all those scattered ideas stabbing you in the head and start figuring out which ones actually belong in the same story–regardless of genre.
Over the course of eight lessons, you’ll learn how to identify the kinds of stories you naturally enjoy, break down why those stories work, build a main character with clear wants, needs, and problems, create supporting characters that contribute to the story instead of dragging it (and you) in circles, choose a setting that strengthens the story you’re trying to tell, and select a plot archetype that gives your story enough structure to hold itself together.
You’ll also create a mood board because it’s fun and excitement matters. I’ve watched plenty of writers abandon perfectly good story ideas because they lost touch with the thing that made them excited about the story in the first place. A good mood board helps keep that spark alive when the novelty starts wearing off. It shows you what your story will look and feel like before you write a single line. It also helps you to stick with your story instead of abandoning it to run off with the next flashy story fad.
By the time you’re finished you won’t have a completed outline, but I promise you that you’ll be geared up and ready to outline. The goal is clarity– to know who your story is about, what they want, which supporting characters belong and which need to be erased, what kind of plot works with all of these and what world your story needs to be in to make writing it easier. Most importantly, you’ll no longer be wondering where to begin. . . you’ll have already begun.
This course is for you if
– You’ve always wanted to write a book but don’t know where to start.
– You want to write a fiction book in any genre (yes, this course will work just fine for contemporary/mystery/romance/historical/horror/whatever. The steps to organize each one are the same).
– You have more ideas than direction.
– You consume writing content constantly but still feel stuck when it’s time to work on your own story.
– You keep second-guessing every decision before you’ve even started writing.
– You’re tired of collecting advice and ready to start building something.
This course is probably not for you if
– You already have a completed outline.
– You’re looking for advanced publishing or marketing strategies.
– You want an in-depth editing course.
– You’ve written multiple books and already have a process that works well for you.
I’m not promising you’ll write a bestseller.
I’m not promising you’ll become the next big thing on BookTok.
I’m not even promising that writing your book will suddenly become easy.
What I am promising is that you’ll finish this course with a much clearer understanding of the story you’re trying to tell.
Every finished book starts out as a messy collection of ideas.
The writers who eventually finish their books aren’t necessarily the most talented people in the room. They’re the people who gather their ideas together and start building.
Now let’s start your story.
Who this course is for
Individuals who have always wondered if they could write a book, but have never succeeded in finishing a first draft.
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