The lecture explains what the set up is and what it must include.

This lecture explains what the catalyst is and what it must include.

This lecture explains how to keep the middle of your novel interesting and engaging.

This lecture explains what is required to create a satisfying climax.

This lecture explains how to create a satisfying resolution to your novel.

This lecture explains the three main types of point of view.

This lecture explains the common mistakes and errors in first person point of view.

This lecture explains the common mistakes and errors in third person limited point of view.

This lecture explains the common mistakes and errors in third person omniscient point of view.

This lecture explains the differences between chapters and sections and how to use them appropriately.

This lecture explains how chapters function as links in a chain.

This lecture explains that chapters must have purposes and how you can identify whether or not each chapter has one.

This lecture explains that chapters must have conflict and how to identify whether or not each chapter has conflict.

This lecture explains what telling is and how to avoid it.

This lecture explains how to identify info dumps and why they are a problem.

This lecture explains how to identify info dumps in dialogue.

This lecture provides a step by step process for eliminating info dumps.

This lecture explains how to identify stilted dialogue and make it more natural.

This lecture explains how to identify and remove cliche dialogue.

This lecture explains why each character should sound different and how to achieve dialogue diversity.

This lecture explains what dialogue tags are.

This lecture explains how to punctuate dialogue.

This lecture explains how to properly use dialogue tags.

This lecture explains how to use dialogue tags like a professional.

This lecture concludes the course!