In Module One, we dive into the basics of starting a book, plus a brief overview of publishing pathways, and some questions to consider for marketing later on. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Two, we go into starting your book and address the five key areas where newbie writers fall short, so that you can write a better introduction with strong characters, conflict, and balanced pacing. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Three, we cover how to amplify your story stakes so that you can build emotional investment between readers and characters. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Four, we look at creating a better conflict and climax so that you can craft a meaningful character ARC and set up obstacles for the character to overcome. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Five, we look at how to create a satisfying resolution so that you can feel confident about your first draft. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Six, we’ll learn how to revise your story to strengthen the manuscript and eliminate plot holes, inconsistencies, and poor writing. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Seven, we’ll take a look at the different types of editing and assess what kind of professional editing you might need for your book. I also advise you on how to self-edit your book. Check out the resources below for further help.

In Module Eight, I walk you through what it takes to publish your book (both traditionally and via self-publishing). There’s also a walkthrough on how to self-publish your book via Amazon, Createspace, Ingram Spark, and Kobo. Check out the resources below for further help.