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Writing Productivity: Release Fears to Write Great Fiction
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(32 ratings)
1,412 students
Created byRyan Whiteside
Last updated 10/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Boost words counts and crank out more novels.

Course content

5 sections29 lectures2h 25m total length
  • Introduction4:35

    If you want to get more writing done, common sense will tell you that you need to do one or both of the following:

    1) more hours spent writing

    2) more words per hour.

    We'll cover both of these in great detail during this course!

  • Tips For Getting The Most Out Of This Course!1:00
  • Every Writer is Different2:35

    Every rule you've ever heard about fiction writing... FORGET ABOUT IT!!! Successful writers work on their craft in often complete opposite ways. Find what works best for you!

  • Your Brain on Writing3:32

    I like to think of the brain as two parts. You'll learn which one to use when you're writing and which one to tell to shut up! :-)

  • Your Two Attitudes4:49

    There are two choices you have with anything that comes up during a novel and here we discuss which approach to take.

  • Getting Those Hours Completely Quickly3:20

    Learn what one of the most prolific writers out there says about his mindset with time in writing a novel.

Requirements

  • No prerequisites. Just bring BAM. Brains And Motivation! :-)

Description

If you're struggling to write your first novel, or have a few under your belt and want to crank them out faster, this course is for you! Learn how to boost your word counts and get rid of all those fears you have of writing that's bubbling under the surface of your mind. Learn from someone with years of experience, whose fought and overcome these common internal battles that most fiction authors face.

Who this course is for:

  • Any fiction writer from beginner to advanced looking to get more writing done. While many of these principles apply to non-fiction writers, these tips are specifically geared toward fiction writers.