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Ready to Write Your Novel This Year?
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September 27, 2018
Oakland, CA
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| | | I'm writing because you expressed in interest in our Plan Your Novel 30-day challenge that starts Oct. 1st.
Starting on October 1st, Ezra and I will lead a group of writers through planning their novel -- traveling from uncertainty and lots of questions to clarity and lots of questions answered.
In the 5 calls -- one a week -- and the extensive curriculum, we invite you to daydream your novel through writing.
In my experience struggling to write novels (took me over ten years to finally start writing a novel, then another five years to complete my first one) is that there's one thing that makes the biggest difference in actually being a writer -- and that's writing.
While I was turned off of the idea of plotting a story down to the tiniest detail, I realized that there's great benefit in brainstorming on the page.
Something happens to the brain when we commit words to the page.
It's as if we're giving permission to our creative side to show up and play.
It's as if we've opened a portal to our unconscious parts that dream and helped those images seep into the light of day.
I've personally used the roadmap we offer you in this course to plan out and write 10 books in the last 5 years.
We all learn from the struggle of learning. In the education field, they call it "productive struggle."
But the process of learning to write a novel doesn't have to be so painful and tortuous and take years and years (unless that is your pleasure...)
I wouldn't want to take away your productive struggle, but I'd like to help it be more safe for you, so that the struggle isn't so painful, doesn't take forever, and is actually fun.
Yes, I said fun.
Serious fun.
If this level of play is right for you, then consider joining us for the Plan Your Novel October 2018 monthly-long workshop.
For more information or to register, go here:
If you have any questions about this course or any concerns, hit reply and let me know.
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| Here's to your creativity! Happy writing!
Best,
Beth
PS. If you're ready to write your novel this year, our Plan Your Novel 30-day challenge workshop can help you:
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Not sure which program or course is right for you?
BTW, I'm a working novelist too, with two series published in two genres (8 books), and more on the way. :)
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| ABOUT BETH BARANY
Beth Barany is creativity coach for writers, a teacher, workshop facilitator, and speaker, who helps fiction writers experience clarity, so that they can write and polish their novels, and proudly publish them to the delight of their readers.
Owner of the Barany School of Fiction, an online training hub, Beth takes great interest in how humans learn, create, and grow, and includes all her students’ life experiences, including the ancestors, into the moment.
She's also a novelist and writes magical tales of romance, adventure, and mystery to empower women and girls to be the heroes in their own lives.
Check out her Henrietta series here (YA Fantasy) and her Touchstone series here (Fantasy/Paranormal Romance).
Support her mission to empower women and girls with her fiction on Patreon here.
Read her latest book for writers, Twitter for Authors, here.
beth@bethbarany.com
Barany School of Fiction
Writer's Fun Zone blog
Photo Credit: by c. 2018 Ezra Barany
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