Novel Writing 101 is a Step-by-step Guide to the Writing, Polishing and Editing of Your First Novel.

The class begins with a look at how you should go about WRITING your first draft, where the focus is very much upon writing quickly, writing in a structured and organised manner, following the rules of your book's genre, the setting of daily writing targets and the general philosophy that your first draft doesn't have to be perfect.

The next part of the class looks at the REWRITING of that first draft or the Polishing of Your Manuscript. In this section, I also cover The Rules of Writing and the Elements of a Story.

The final part of the class looks at the all-important EDITING of your book and here I consider the 4 different types of editing that every novel should go through before being published, namely the self-editing of your book, the substantive editing of your book, the copy editing of your book and finally the proofreading of your book.

The class then concludes by taking an in-depth look at the process you will need to follow, if you are unable to afford professional editors.

Novel Writing 101 really is a MUST-watch course if you are currently writing your first work of fiction and will even be of interest if you happen to be writing a non-fiction book, as well.

So why don't you enrol in the class today and learn how to Write, Rewrite and Edit your first novel.

Bram Van Dijk

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