Write a novel

How to write a novel is a legitimate question. It can be a scary and overwhelming concept. Novels go unfinished all the time, and writers everywhere get frustrated and discouraged.

We just made this little infographic to visualize the breakdown of using our novel writing roadmap to write a novel in one year.

Writing a novel is a daunting task, one that requires a great deal of discipline, creativity, and attention to detail. Whether you’re a seasoned author or just starting out, having a checklis…

When I wrote my huge guide to book writing (Book Craft) I cut out all the nonfiction tips and strategies last minute; I’d already explored a bunch of material in my writing courses but wasn’t quite ready to share the nonfiction resources. Mainly, because, while I’m proud of the detailed 24 chapter novel outlining templates, […]

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Writing a novel synopsis is an important part of the publishing journey, and it is no easy task. From the article ‘Writing An Effective Novel Synopsis’, we can find a clear guide to writing your book’s synopsis so that agents and publishers can get a dose of what you have to offer. These dos and don’ts will help you write the best novel synopsis possible that will help get you published!

Being systematic is key in learning how to write a book and get it published. Follow these 10 steps and you'll increase your book's chances.

In part two of our One Year novel series, we tackle the beginning blocks of your story: the premise! Here's how you can construct a strong yet concise premise for your novel using JotterPad.

Elizabeth Gilbert has created an easy note-taking system for writing a novel that helps her avoid writer’s block and keep her research and ideas organized.