Plan Your Novel Like A Pro: And Have Fun Doing It! - Barany School of Fiction, #4

This book will help you get excited to plan your novel. The tools shared here are designed to spark your muse and give you confidence when you sit down to write your story. Plan Your Novel Like A Pro: And Have Fun Doing It! is for organic writers and pansters who want a roadmap to follow, so that they can let their creativity loose."Beth's book is like plotting for pantsers!"--Tess Rider, Science Fantasy Romance AuthorWe know that you have other activities in your life besides writing, and that writing your novels is important to you. You can plan your novel in a way that fits into your life.
We know, because we've done it, multiple times!Based on the popular course, Plan Your Novel: 30-Day Writing Challenge, this book is organized into 4 sections, so that you can do the exercises over a one-month period. If you're planning to participate in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) or Camp NaNo, this course will get you ready and give you everything you need to write a novel in 30 days.
This book is for you if you have never written a novel, have always wanted to, and still feel lost on how to go from brilliant idea to The End, then you will be stretched in new and different ways; or if you're an experienced novelist, with 1 or 2 completed or partially completed novels under your bed, and you're stuck somehow. You may find this course structured in a way that's new to you and yet familiar; or if you have 3 or more unfinished novels sitting in a drawer, and always hit that sagging middle and lose focus or lose interest, this course will help you dream up exciting ways to torture, I mean challenge, your characters all the way to story resolution.
With this book, you'll be able to believe that you can write a novel; step into a sense of satisfaction and creative accomplishment; cet excited for NaNoWriMo, and of course, plan your novelIf you want to write novels, novellas, and short stories -- page-turning fiction like mystery, thriller, romance, suspense, fantasy, science fiction, women's fiction, and mash-ups of these -- for the Adult, Young Adult, New Adult, and Middle Grade Reader market.
Here is the list of chapters:Introduction & Essential TipsChapter 1: Essential Character Tips for Fiction WritersChapter 2: Essential Plot Tips for Fiction WritersWeek One: Elevator Pitch, What-If Pitch & Short SynopsisChapter 3: Elevator PitchChapter 4: The What-If Pitch by Ezra BaranyChapter 5: Your Story SynopsisWeek Two: Get to Know Your Main CharactersChapter 6: Interview Your CharactersChapter 7: Uncover Your Characters' Core Beliefs And Identity And How They ChangeChapter 8: Your Characters' SecretsChapter 9: Draft Your Character's Emotional Core With The Empathy FormulaChapter 10: The Character Relationship MapChapter 11: Focusing on What to WriteWeek Three: Story Plot Points & World BuildingChapter 12: Uncover Your Character's Worst Fears to Discover Your Story ConflictsChapter 13: World Building: Questions to BrainstormChapter 14: Your Story's StructureChapter 15: The Question ToolboxWeek Four: Scene-By-Scene Outline And PlottingChapter 16.
High-Concept PitchChapter 17: Design Your Plot with the Problem-Solution ToolChapter 18: Five Essential Stages Of A Scene (And Of Story!)Chapter 19: Scene Setup: StoryboardingChapter 20: Scene-by-Scene OutlineNext Steps: Write Your NovelResources for Further Reading and Study