How to Write a Novel: A Practical Guide for First-Time Authors
A novel begins with a question, a character and the willingness to keep going. Here is a practical way to turn an idea into a finished draft.
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A novel begins with a question, a character and the willingness to keep going. Here is a practical way to turn an idea into a finished draft.
From preparing a manuscript to choosing a route to readers, a calm introduction to the UK publishing journey.
A reading list that moves across styles, places and perspectives in contemporary British writing.
The habits that slow a draft down, and the small changes that can help you keep moving.
A balanced look at control, investment, distribution and the different kinds of work each path involves.
A considered reading list for the weeks ahead, from intimate fiction to books that ask bigger questions.