Writing Your First Romance Novel. Step By Step

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Writing Your First Romance Novel. Step By Step

Name: Writing Your First Romance Novel. Step By Step - Online Course
Rating: 4.6 (314 reviews)
Author: Robert Chalmers

Getting started on your writing career.

updated on icon Updated on Jun, 2025

language icon Language - English

person icon Robert Chalmers

English [CC]

category icon Personal Development,Creativity,Novel Writing

Lectures -11

Duration -1 hours

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Course Description

You've always wanted to get started writing. Well, now you can with this step-by-step guide to help you over the basics and get you past those hurdles. No need to put it off any longer as I take you through just what a book is and how you set out and describe the characters in your story. I give you a plan to follow, so you can find yourself writing book after book in no time. These easy-to-follow steps will have you writing your romance in no time.

The latest lesson addition. Your own romance novel template. This lesson shows you, in easy-to-follow steps, how to create your own romance story template and use it to write your first novel and all your other following stories. Your readers will love your stories because they follow familiar patterns. This template is worth the whole course alone just for the time it will save you.

Goals

You will learn creative writing skills that are focused on writing Romance Novels
Why Romance novels are so popular
You will learn how to build your story in discrete stages, making it easy for the reader
You will learn how to create a story template, making it super easy to write a whole series
Set out in easy steps, you will learn what the proven structure of a story is.

Prerequisites

It is strongly suggested that Scrivener is the writing package of choice. It’s available for both Apple and iOS, and Windows. It’s very cost-effective and is written by writers for writers. The templates that are designed are for Scrivener.
If it’s not possible to use Scrivener, then Word or one of the free lookalike apps can be used.
For students intending to publish as PDFs or eBooks, Affinity Publisher is a good choice.