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The Inside Secrets of Bestselling Fiction

Course Introduction

Writing a Novel They Can't Put Down (2:42)
Ten Ways to Get Ideas

7 Critical Success Factors

Introduction (0:32)
7 Critical Critical Success Factors (3:03)
Critical Success Factors Scoresheet

LOCK System

Introduction (0:53)
LOCK Intro & Lead (11:24)
Objective & Death (7:41)
Confrontation & Knockout (5:21)
LOCK Handout

Structure

Introduction (2:12)
Structure (9:28)
Novel Structure Handout

Meaning (or Theme)

Introduction (1:26)
Writing Your Novel from the Middle, Pt. 1 (20:31)
Writing Your Novel from the Middle, Pt. 2 (13:53)
Meaning (or Theme) (8:46)
Meaning - Theme Worksheet

Dialogue

Introduction (2:26)
Dialogue (8:46)
Dialogue Handout

Characters

Introduction (1:15)
Characters (19:28)
Jump Off the Page Character Worksheet

Scenes

Introduction (0:40)
Scenes (19:45)
Scene Worksheet

Voice

Introduction (3:16)
Voice (12:50)
Voice Handout

Revision

Introduction (0:30)
Revision (19:18)
A Revision Checklist

Conclusion

A Writer Never Has to Stop (1:52)

Bonus Lectures

Becoming an Idea Generating Factory (6:44)
Hitchcock's Axiom
My Favorite Reminders
Character Driven v. Plot Driven
FREE BOOK: Fiction Attack!
Further Resources

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