How to write a novel
Isabella Peralta
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Hey Stu, We’re all writers here. Some of us exclusively write short stories; others are working on novels. If you’d like to embark on the latter, I have good news for you! We recently launched a brand-new course on how to write a Novel, taught by my lovely colleague Tom Bromley (an author and bestselling ghostwriter, I should add). Without further ado, I’ll let Tom take over. Here’s Tom Bromley, instructor of Reedsy Learning, with some advice on how you can have a book in your hands in just three months. Writing my first book took me five years — and five drafts. When I started, I’d never taken a creative writing course, so I learned as I went, revising in response to feedback from agents, editors, and the writers I met along the way. I essentially taught myself how to write a novel. One major lesson? It doesn’t have to take years. Since then, I’ve authored twelve titles and ghostwritten a dozen more (including a few international bestsellers). I designed Reedsy’s How to Write a Novel course so that you can avoid my mistakes. You’ll get everything you need to write a novel in just three months (yes, months). When you enroll, you’ll get access to: 🎥 93 video lessons Week by week, you’ll learn to build your novel from the first sentences forward, covering key topics like character development, dialogue, voice, and common stumbling blocks. 👥 A supportive community Share your work, talk through lessons, and get weekly feedback from a community of writers working toward the same goal on the same timeline. 🎤 Weekly live events From live editing sessions to visits from guest authors, you’ll have the opportunity to learn, ask questions, and talk through the essential elements of craft. I hope to see you in our next session! Have any questions about writing your novel? Just hit ‘reply.’ Tom Bromley, Head of Learning at reedsy.com |
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