This lecture explains the points of view used in fiction, providing examples and tips to strengthen writing ongoing.

This lecture explains three main tenses used in fiction, providing examples and tips to strengthen writing ongoing.

The first week of five, this lecture provides three sentence beginnings per day – in varying points of view – to encourage the writer to create up to twenty-one stories each week! There is then a tip at the end of the week relevant to one (or more) of the sentence beginnings and to strengthen writing ongoing. While the sentence beginnings are aimed at fiction writers, the tips will help not only fiction but also non-fiction writing.

The second week of five, this lecture provides three sentence beginnings per day – in varying points of view – to encourage the writer to create up to twenty-one stories each week! There is then a tip at the end of the week relevant to one (or more) of the sentence beginnings and to strengthen writing ongoing. While the sentence beginnings are aimed at fiction writers, the tips will help not only fiction but also non-fiction writing.

Morgen checks in to see how you are getting on.

The third week of five, this lecture provides three sentence beginnings per day – in varying points of view – to encourage the writer to create up to twenty-one stories each week! There is then a tip at the end of the week relevant to one (or more) of the sentence beginnings and to strengthen writing ongoing. While the sentence beginnings are aimed at fiction writers, the tips will help not only fiction but also non-fiction writing.

The fourth week of five, this lecture provides three sentence beginnings per day – in varying points of view – to encourage the writer to create up to twenty-one stories each week! There is then a tip at the end of the week relevant to one (or more) of the sentence beginnings and to strengthen writing ongoing. While the sentence beginnings are aimed at fiction writers, the tips will help not only fiction but also non-fiction writing.

The fifth and final week of five, this lecture provides three sentence beginnings per day – in varying points of view – to encourage the writer to create up to twenty-one stories each week! There is then a tip at the end of the week relevant to one (or more) of the sentence beginnings and to strengthen writing ongoing. While the sentence beginnings are aimed at fiction writers, the tips will help not only fiction but also non-fiction writing.

This lecture concludes the course and provides details of the tutor's other creative writing courses – along with her contact details and explanation of the 'Morgen with an E'.

As an added bonus to this course, this lecture includes a downloadable document containing the whole of volume 1. That's twelve months' worth: over 1,000 sentence starts with 52 weeks' worth of tips.