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Use this section to explain to potential students the value of your offering. Great copy shows your audience how their life might look after working with you. Start by identifying the problem you're solving. Next, present how their life will be different with the solution you’re providing. Finally, explain why you’re uniquely positioned to provide this solution.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    First Things First

    • Manuscript Magic: Welcome and What to Expect

    • The Story of a Novel: Inspirational Journey or Cautionary Tale?
  • 2

    The Diagnostic Reading

    • What is a Diagnostic Reading and Why Do You Need One?
  • 3

    Pillars and Stepping Stones: Your Story's Structure

    • Finding Structural Weaknesses

    • Highlander or Multiverse?
  • 4

    The Scenic View: Part 1

    • Workhorses, Dandies, and Darlings
  • 5

    Pacing

    • Fast, Slow, In-Between
  • 6

    The Scenic View: Part 2

    • Scene Structure Essentials

    • Combining Scenes

    • Troubleshooting Scenes
  • 7

    Deepening Character Development

    • Are Your Characters Compelling?

    • Deep Point of View
  • 8

    Tme and Place: The Importance of Setting

    • Setting as Character
  • 9

    Dynamic Dialogue

    • Does Your Dialogue Sing?
  • 10

    Description, Exposition, and Backstory

    • Too Much and Not Enough: Taking Out and Weaving In
  • 11

    Line Editing Techniques

    • Clarity, Coherence, and Style
  • 12

    Final Proofreading

    • Proofreading Strategies
  • 13

    Preparing for Publication

    • Choose Your Publishing Path
  • 14

    Resources

    • Your Revision Checklist