An introduction to the course.
Some advice on how to get the most out of the course.
The answer to the question I get asked most as a writer!
Information about writing prompts and exercises that can help you find ideas
Some thoughts on alternatives to writing exercises and prompts.
How to make sure your best ideas don't slip into oblivion!
Recap of section 2.
The basics of story structure
How to tell if your idea is right for a short story.
How to write a great opening for your story
How to write a satisfying ending for your story
Explanation of the drafting method and how it can help you write a good story.
How to go about writing your first draft.
Ways of working as a writer.
A short recap of the section, with an exercise to consolidate.
How to edit and improve your short story
Analyse your story's structure as part of the redrafting process.
How to copy edit your own work and get it as near as you can to perfect
How to know when your story is finished and ready for the world.
A rundown of the options available in the current publishing environment
How to go about sending your story out into the world
How to cope when your story is rejected and keep on keeping on
How to go about self-publishing your work
Consolidate your learning from this section and decide on a current route for your stories. NB you can change your mind at ANY time!
Advice on dealing with responses to your work, negative or positive.
How to get the word out about your published work.
Some of the best advice I've had; inspiration from Alan Sillitoe and one of his short stories.
Summary of the course and a few last words
Some final details, and a link to a free ebook of my short stories for your reading pleasure :)
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