Novel Writing: 3-in-1 Guide to Master Book Writing, Novel Ideas, Novel Planner, Novel Outline & How to Write a Novel
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HOW TO WRITE FICTION:
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Novel Writing - Jaiden Pemton
Novel Writing
3 Manuscripts in 1 Book, Including: How to Write Fiction, How to Tell a Story and How to Self-Publish
Jaiden Pemton
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Book 1: How to Write Fiction
Book 2: How to Tell a Story
Book 3: How to Write a Screenplay
Book 4: How to Write Sales Copy
Book 5: How to Edit Writing
Book 6: How to Self-Publish
Book 7: How to Write Non-Fiction
Book 8: How to Write Content
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Table of Contents
Novel Writing
More by Jaiden Pemton
Copyright
Table of Contents
Book 1: How to Write Fiction
Book 2: How to Tell a Story
Book 3: How to Self-Publish
More by Jaiden Pemton
Book 1: How to Write Fiction
7 Easy Steps to Master Fiction Writing, Novel Writing, Writing a Book & Short Story Writing
Jaiden Pemton
Table of Contents
Novel Writing
More by Jaiden Pemton
Copyright
Table of Contents
Book 1: How to Write Fiction
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Building Characters
Character Introduction
Establishing Character Depth
Making Characters Relatable
Growth as Expressed by the Character Arc
Making it Personal
Writing Exercise: Putting Yourself in Their Shoes
Establishing Character Credibility
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Shaping the Story Through Plot Development
The Importance of the 5 W's (Who, What, When, Where, Why)
Plot Development Toolbox: Outlines, Timelines, and Storyboards
Plot Introduction (What's the Main Goal?)
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution/Denouement
The Use of Subplots
Clarifying Questions: Did Your Plot do its Job?
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Defining the Where
Through Setting
Basics of Setting: What to Do and What Not to do
Location, Context, Social Era, Lifestyle
Geography and Population
Climate, Mood, Atmosphere
Time of Year, Time of Day, Passage of Time
Establishing Setting in Fictitious Worlds
Why is Setting Important?
Further Benefits of Setting
Establishing Setting Credibility
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Selecting a Point of View
First-Person Point of View
Second-Person Point of View
Third-Person Objective Point of View
Third-Person Limited Point of View
Third-Person Omniscient Point of View
Dialogue vs. Narration
Point of View Toolbox: Moods and Dimensions
Using Your Own Voice
Clarifying Questions: Observation vs. Participation
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Defining the Big Idea
Through Theme
Major Themes in Fiction Writing
Determining Your Theme(s)
Thematic Statements
The Use of Motif
The Use of Symbol
The Relationship Between Theme and Character Development
Staying on Track
Out of the Box Tip for Theme Writing
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Developing Style and Finding Your Voice
Show, Don't Tell
with Style and Voice
Determine What Makes You Unique
Be Authentic
Be Original
Activating the Senses
Spicing Things Up with Metaphor
The Importance of Intimacy
How Personal Experience Influences Voice
Practice Writing Every Day
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Uncovering the Secrets of Good Fiction Writing
Conclusion
Book 2: How to Tell a Story
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Establishing Purpose and Structure
Defining the Take-Away
Keeping the Story on Track
Defining your Goals
Structure: Mapping it Out
Exploring the 2 C's: Character and Conflict
Tying it All Together
Assuming the Role of a Screenwriter
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Bringing the Audience In
Knowing your Audience
Bridging the Gap
Methods for Capturing Audience Attention
Making your Audience Care
Using the Power of Language
Appealing to Audience Needs
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Making it Personal
Making it Relatable
Maintaining Balance of Details
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Creating an Emotional Experience
Setting the Scene
Embracing Conflict
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 1
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 2
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 3
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 4
Bringing Joy to Yourself and the Audience
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Writing the Unexpected
Defying the Odds
Developing your Hook
Thinking Outside the Box with Conflict: Context, Flashback, Goals
Element of Surprise in the Climax
Element of Surprise in the Falling Action and Resolution
Brainstorming a Surprising Plot
Types of Conflict
Use of Progression
Use of Mystery
Use of Empathy
Use of Insight and Universality
Creating a High Stakes Environment
Experimenting with Point of View
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Build up to a Positive Outcome
Bringing the Story Full Circle
Tying Positive Outcome to Emotional Experience
Brainstorming Outcome Possibilities
Happy Ending
Sad Ending
Angry Ending
Fearful Ending
Hopeful Ending
Surprising Ending
Confusing Ending
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Developing a Shining Moment
Central Character Dilemmas
Creating a Growth Experience
Creating Shining Moments that Stick
Combining Shining Moment with Positive Outcome
Happy Ending Shining Moment
Sad Ending Shining Moment
Angry Ending Shining Moment
Fearful Ending Shining Moment
Hopeful Ending Shining Moment
Surprising Ending Shining Moment
Confusing Ending Shining Moment
Leaving Space for Evolution
Conclusion
Book 3: How to Self-Publish
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - The Basic Components of Self-Publishing
Benefits of Self-Publishing
Key Terminology
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Beginning Stages
Writing your Book
Finetuning the Work Through Editing
Making Use of the Editing Process for Your Career
Understanding the Stages of Editing
Hiring Multiple Editors
Making a Good First Impression Through Title
Maintaining Clarity
Catching Reader Attention
Keeping it Concise
Making Use of Subtitles
Seeking Feedback from Your Target Audience
Using Title Generation Tools
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Intermediate Stages
Making Use of the Elements of Book Design
Laying out Interior Book Design
Designing Your Book Cover
Choosing a Professional Designer
Striking a Balance in Description
Maintaining Third Person Point of View
Using Testimonials and Endorsements
Practicing Description Writing
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Costs to Keep in Mind
Investing in the Editing Process
Investing in Cover Design
Investing in Interior Design
Investing in Online Advertisements and Websites
Making Technical Investments
Determining Miscellaneous Budget Items
Budget Planning in Three Categories
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Marketing and Distribution
Developing your Marketing Campaign
Investing in Communication
Marketing Using Book Reviews
Implementing a Planning Process
Determining Top Markets
Marketing to the Needs of the Target Audience
Understanding the Buying Process
Problem Recognition
Evaluating Alternatives
Making the Right Choice
Adhering to the Buyer’s Timeline
Mastering Online Distribution
Determining Print Distribution Options
Making Use of Aggregators
Choosing a Distributor
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Self-Publishing Mistakes to Avoid
Being Lazy with Editing
Formatting Incorrectly
Failing to Reach Out
Slacking on Cover Design
Writing a Poor Book Description
Losing Sight of the Market
Releasing Books at the Wrong Time
Losing Track of Your Release Date
Selling your Book for the Wrong Price
Limiting Distribution Channels
Losing Faith in the Face of Failure
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Tips for Successful Self-Publishers
Taking it Step by Step
Finding Your Niche
Establishing Realistic Goals
Relationship Building and Collaboration
Always Keep Writing
Making a Daily Commitment
Conclusion
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Introduction
There is a magic in storytelling that has been present and passed down from generation to generation. When it comes to writing fiction, you have the entire world at your fingertips, and you can create anything you desire. Fiction allows us to take elements of our knowledge, experience, and passions, and mold a reality for our own. As fascinating as this is, the task itself can be incredibly daunting. If you find your characters falling flat, your setting getting lost in the background, your point of view changes throughout the story, or your theme becoming lost in the chaos, you are not alone. When it comes to writing fiction, there are a lot of things to keep in mind in order to keep the reader engaged and be sure the story is being told in a way that is memorable, meaningful, and easy to follow.
While it can be difficult to discern the best way to channel story ideas into a cohesive fiction piece, the process of fiction writing doesn't have to be as overwhelming and chaotic as it may seem at first glance. All it takes is a deeper understanding of each of the elements of fiction writing. Also, the details that influence how each of those elements unfolds. This guide breaks down the details within each step of fiction writing, opens your mind to new possibilities, and helps you to come in touch with your goals for fiction writing.
The chapters of this guide will take you through each step of fiction-writing in a way that will help you check all the boxes and avoid common mistakes. Each detail is designed to keep you on track and answer any and all questions you may have about fiction writing. These sections contain all the information you need to develop well-rounded characters, a logical plot, an in-depth and meaningful setting, a suitable point of view, and a relevant and influential theme for each fiction story you write. Throughout the journey, you will find yourself discovering your own writing voice, and experimenting with
various styles of fiction writing until you find the one that is the best fit for you.
Each chapter is organized in an easy-to-follow, subtitled format with comprehensive examples of every tip, trick, and technique. This all-inclusive guide to fiction writing also contains a number of special fiction-writing secrets embedded throughout the text, which can help to develop your skills as a writer further. Whether you are aiming to write fiction stories based upon experiences in this world or another, this guide has all the tools you need and is sure to serve as the perfect guide to revolutionize your fiction writing experience.
Happy writing!
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Building Characters
Before you can begin to tell a story, you must determine who the people are that are enduring the story. It is the characters who make the story move—who draw the