Write a Novel in 30 Days

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Write a Novel in Thirty Days

You can write a novel in thirty days. Learn to write for quantity and quality while steadily increasing your word count, advancing your story, and giving your characters, plot, and theme added impact.

Available in Paperback and ePub mobile download.

(Based on the popular online course: Writing Novels.)

It all started with NaNoWriMo

That's National Novel Writing Month

It was many years ago, before having children, that I heard about NaNoWriMo. I had never written a novel, although that's what I said I wanted to do with my time. In short, I did write a novel in the allotted thirty days and have continued to do so each year, even with my children woven throughout my writing time . You can do it, too.

Articles on Writing

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Fiction Techniques: Character Development
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Advanced Fiction Writing Techniques
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Writing a First Draft
A good first draft is a creative mess that will later be crafted into an attractive story form.

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Sara McGrath, author of Unschooling: A Lifestyle of Learning and Strange Little Girl, lives near Seattle with her husband and three daughters. She has... more »

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