How To Write A Novel (Beginners)
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Our How To Write a Novel courseNext date: 24th March, 2012 This course is designed for new writers who want to write a novel. You need absolutely no prior experience - just bring your imagination! |
Keeping it simple, keeping it friendlyOur online course is designed to be incredibly simple. Simple to fit into your life, simple to understand ... and very friendly. Simple to fit into your life. Because the course is online, you can dip in and out whenever you want. As long as you have a few hours to spare each week, it doesn't matter what other commitments you have, or which times of day are most convenient for you. Simple to understand. Our online course course environment is very simple. If you can turn a computer on, your technical skills are probably fine. All our courses are hosted on our social networking site, The Word Cloud, so you can pop over right now to see how it feels. Very friendly. Writing is hard, but it doesn't have to be scary. Our course tutor will be there to help you at every stage, and you'll get loads of help and support from your classmates. They're beginners too, so don't worry about being the odd one out. |
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Course TutorsYour course tutor will be Jessica Ruston (left). Jessica is the prize-winning and bestselling author of Luxury and To Touch the Stars. She's also a very experienced writing tutor and editor and loves working with first time writers. Bookings infoDuration: 6 week course Next start date:24th March, 2012 Fee: £295 Syllabus: See detailed info below Each week, you will get an introductory video, detailed lecture notes, a discussion topic, a homework assignment and feedback on that assignment. In addition, all class members are encouraged to chip in themselves. Ask questions that have been bothering you. Get into debates with your tutors and classmates. Offer each other feedback. Set challenges. Have fun! How to book: See schedule and bookings info More about our online courses: Click here Any questions?: Ask away |
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Course SyllabusIntroductory Period Week One: Ideas. Week Two: Character. |









