Creative Writing Novel Workshop - Success with Theme
What you'll learn
- Use theme in your novels, and use their power to make yourself a best-seller.
Requirements
- No experience in writing fiction is required to take this course. All terms are explained. All you need is an excitement about writing novels.
Description
Using short, easy-to-digest video lectures, this course will improve your fiction writing skills beyond the ordinary. Beginners and advanced writers alike will benefit from this study of theme, including what it is, why it is important, and how to use it. This course will go over everything you need to know about theme, and I will also show you exactly how to use it step-by-step. If you feel like your fiction is lacking fire, or end up not knowing what to write, then this is the course for you. Take control of your writing skills with this course, and find out what you can do to improve your novels!
Who this course is for:
- This course is for beginning novelists as well as more experienced hands who feel their novels might be lacking power. If you want to remain excited about your novels from start to finish, this is the course for you. This is NOT a course for nonfiction writers.
Instructor
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 76 Reviews
- 55,419 Students
- 2 Courses
I’ve always been interested in design. It started as a desire to draw pictures, figure out how artists made things look so life-like, and do the same myself. It morphed into Photoshop and digital design. It expanded to the internet, web-design, and the learning of some html.
Additionally, I’ve always wanted to write novels. The desire has just always been there. I remember sitting down at the keyboard when I was five or so and starting to write. Not that such endeavors ever lasted. I would get bored or lose interest. Something was missing.
And then, about seven years ago, these two desires collided. I took a new approach to writing. I studied all I could about it, through books on writing, novels that had been successful, and my own trial-and-error. I joined a writing community and put their constructive criticism to use. I made my own writing contest, designed to help myself and others hone our writing skills. I wrote some small works of my own, slowly increasing my skill with the pen (er, I mean keyboard).
True to my interest in design, I built a process, a checklist if you will, designed to create a novel the way I thought it should be. I put everything together from everything I’d learned or read, and came up with a process that worked. I tried it out on my own writings. I revised it many times. I perfected and simplified it until it was a process anyone could follow, a process that would not just allow them to create a novel, but create a novel that would succeed, and stand out from the average authors. I don’t want to be an average author, and I doubt anyone else does, either. I want to be a successful author. I want to reach as many people as I can. And for that, my novels needed that something extra that I had always been missing.
Learn my process, see why I call it Matrix Writing, and you’ll find out what your novels have been missing too. Don’t be an ordinary author. Be extraordinary!