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A great book grabs the reader from the get-go. This course begins at
the beginning, then guides you through the writing process, right to
the closing sentence. It’s everything you need to write your novel,
except the coffee (we haven’t worked out how to digitize that yet).
We start with the start. What is the best way to begin your
novel and hook the reader’s attention? How do you introduce
elements like character and backstory?
Session Topics: Beginnings, Starting Again, Introducing
Character, Backstory, Grounding the Reader.
In this itemEvent’s sessions, we’ll look at the magic ingredients
that you need to sprinkle into your story to make your
characters and narrative come alive.
Session Topics: Movement, Change, Space, Peril, Voice.
Character and Plot are both crucial for your story. But
thinking about character first often helps to answer any plot
questions you might have.
itemCont Topics: Caring and Liking, Flaws, Inner Tension,
Change, Feeling.
Plot and structure is a theme interweaved throughout the
course. In this first itemEvent of plot skills, we’ll focus in on
some of the principles of plotting to help you tell your
story.
Session Topics: Story DNA, Scene Versus Summary, Revealing
Information, Flashbacks, Mystery and Surprise.
A good story has a good place at its heart. But how do you
bring your settings to life? We’ll analyse some of the key
techniques to help you write dynamic description.
Session Topics: Senses, Movement, Colour, Small Details,
People and the Past.
Speech is central to good fiction: get it right and you’ll add
voice, pace, and tension into your telling. We’ll show you
how.
Session Topics: Voice, Conflict, Rhythm, Real Speech, Body
Language.
Dialogue and Description are two key textures in writing a
story. This itemEvent, we’ll look at additional textures, and how
to mix them to compelling effect.
Session Topics: Action, Thought, Dialogue Vs Description,
Dialogue Description, Pace, Mixing Together.
The halfway point of the course (and hopefully in your writing
journey as well). We’ll spend this itemEvent studying the
challenges of writing effective middles, stress testing your
narratives so far and thinking ahead to the second half.
Session Topics: Soggy Middles, The Midpoint, Wants and Needs,
Links, Thinking Forwards.
We begin the second half of the course with a fortnight’s
focus on writing skills and techniques. We’ll start by taking
your writing back to basics, and exploring some of the tools
at your fingertips.
Session Topics: Words, Verbs, Sounds, Sentences, Paragraphs.
In this second itemEvent of writing skills, we focus in on some key
techniques for emphasis, and how you can make the most of the
most important moments in your book.
Session Topics: Rule of Three, Repetition, Build, Contrast,
Imagery.
Chapters and chapter structure give shape to your story and
create signposts for your reader. This itemEvent, we’ll look at how
you make the most of these building blocks, from beginnings
and ends to chapter lengths and pacing.
Session Topics: Chapters Overview, Beginnings and Ends,
Lengths, Chapter Structure, Pulling Together.
A second full plot itemEvent where we focus in on some further
skills to boost your writing.
Session Topics: Foreshadowing, Group Scenes, Dovetailing,
Time, Punctuating a Scene.
This itemEvent we’ll look at making your writing work twice as
hard, delivering on not just one element, but two at the same
time.
Session Topics: Action and Story, Action and Character,
Description and Story, Description and Character, Dialogue and
Story.
In the final full itemEvent of the course, it’s all about thinking
about your endings. How do you finish your story in a way that
leaves the reader fully satisfied?
Session Topics: Resolution, Bookending, Imagery, Movement,
Possibility.
As we approach the end of our 101 days together, we’ll think
about the next steps to take with your first draft. How do you
go about editing? What’s next?
Session Topics: Editing Plan, Editing, The End.
