Designing Your
Fiction Work
Calling all Fiction Writers! Join now to engage with this self-paced, 7-module online course that will guide you through structuring literary mainstream fiction, genre writing, and everything from flash fiction to full-length novels. Whether you are crafting your first story or your fiftieth, this original course from a seasoned writer, editor, and educator takes you through the adventure of creating the architecture of compelling fiction!
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Designing Your
Non-Fiction Work
“Designing Your Non-Fiction Book” is a multi-module, self-study online course for writers who are ready to create their non-fiction book. Included is a Step-by-Step Workbook “The Necklace Metaphor,” which accompanies each level of creation in the course, taking you from nascent ideas or a wealth of material to corral into the perfect book design for you!
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