Writer tips and techniques
This is a lesson-based, classroom style, educational compilation where each lesson should be 3000 words or more and include a practice plan.

The lessons include:
Book Parts: (How to write)
Title page.
Copyright page.
Dedication.
Table of contents.
Foreword.
Acknowledgments.
Preface or Introduction.
Prologue.
Author’s Bio.
Epilogue.
Basics of grammar and punctuation.
Character development.
Background and scene development.
Plot development. How to build and flesh out a plot. What is the deeper meaning, message, or moral of the story?
What are character archetypes?
What are outlines? What are the different types and structures?
How to use each outline type. What are the parts of each structure, and how to use them?
(One lesson per outline type)
What are the different story arcs?
Detailed ways you can add intrigue and depth to a character or plot.
How to build and flesh out a plot.
What is a genre? What are all the different genre types?
How to choose a genre?
How to pick the first line of your novel?
Where to begin in your story?
What makes a story great?
Story pacing and how to keep building intrigue?
Internal vs external conflicts.
Drama vs melodrama.
Building suspense.
Writing dialogue. (Punctuation––ellipses, M-Dash, commas, tags, and quotations.)
Keeping the dialogue interesting. (Jokes, arguments, trickling in details, and adding actions.)
Tips and best practices for subtle and exciting foreshadowing.World views, the character’s discovery of truth vs the lie.
How to wrap up a story after the climax? How to make sure the lesson is learned?
How to choose a book title.

Each lesson should include a practice plan detailing steps the reader can take to improve their new skill. How often should they practice, for how long, and how many times total before they move on to the next lesson?
How can they evaluate if they’ve done well?

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