How to write a novel: The secret dream. How to write funny. Map your way to success. How to plan and outline your novel in 7 days.

by Dan Falk

Do you want to write a novel but don't know where to start? Not sure where to start? Lack of experience?

Written in a clear, crisp and accessible style, this book is perfect for beginners and professional writers who need an intensive course on the practical basics of storytelling.

There has never been a better time to become a writer as long as you know how to do your best.

In this brief but timely introduction, editor, publisher and writer, Dan Falk reveals the secrets that experts use to write successful novels.

You have always wanted to write short stories but you have no idea where to start.

Do you want to become better at writing novels?

Maybe it's hard to find ideas for a story or invent a plot.

Maybe you're having trouble developing your style or your dialogue is dated.

This book uses a simplified process to effectively guide you through the rapid creation of the first draft of your novel.

After reading this book, even once, you will be well on your way to creating short stories that readers love - which will build your fan base and increase your long-term writing career.

Don't let your doubts hold you back: let Dan show you how you can act and start writing your profitable novel today.

Every step on how to write your book is meant for you. No more excuses. You will be ready to finally start writing your book.

61 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 21, 2020

About the author

I'm a science journalist, author, and broadcaster based in Toronto, Canada. I've written three books so far: My first book, Universe on a T-Shirt, looked at the quest for a unified theory of physics, while In Search of Time explored the physics and philosophy of time.

I'm very excited about my new book, The Science of Shakespeare, to be published this April! This time I turn the clock back 400 years, investigating the period we now call the Scientific Revolution, and looking at the interplay between science and literature in the age of Shakespeare.

The book is published in the U.S. by St. Martin's Press and in Canada by Goose Lane.

Visit my website at www.danfalk.ca -- I'd love to hear what you think of my books!

Reviews

[Jeremy · Rating 1 out of 5]

Do Not Purchase This Without Reading A Sample

I don't think I've ever written a critical review, but I am quite certain that I was duped by nineteen paid reviewers and an unethical author.

There is no way that nineteen people gave this book five stars unless they were paid, or they are very good friends. I have seen some poorly written books on Amazon, but this particular books is literally the worst that I have seen.

It's my own fault for not downloading a sample before purchasing it. The nineteen 5 star reviews convinced me to throw caution to the wind and boy oh boy do I regret it.

I literally feel it is unethical to publish such a mess. And the reviews MUST have been amassed in an unethical manner as well.

[Cal Bowen · Rating 1 out of 5]

Poorly written

A book on writing should not have grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and incomplete thoughts. This book, however, does. Don't waste your time or money.