Develop essential life sciences skills with expert instruction and practical examples.
Like every healthy ecology a story needs to work as a whole, not just the sum of its parts. Does your fiction world have a working ecology. Do its parts work together.
Or do its characters overwhelm. Do all parts support each other, or do they each vie for power. How can you see the work afresh.
This course will enable you to become a more effective editor of your own fiction work. It will help you visualise a novel/screenplay/story holistically - as one grand ecology - each element reliant on another. If part of your story doesn't support the life of the whole, out it goes.
The Ecology of Novels includes: VideosReading materialsInspirational exercises Case studies Charts, spreadsheets, graphsLinks to extra resources (for swats only) Much as a new painter would stroll the Louvre studying the great master painters, as a writer you should be examining the best storytellers. So in this course we'll be ambling through the literary Louvre, paying our respects to creative greats like JRR Tolkien, George Lucas, Harper Lee, William Shakespeare and many more. Plenty of courses teach the basics of story writing.
View pricing and check out the reviews. See what other learners had to say about the course.
Not sure if this is right for you?
Browse More Life Sciences CoursesExplore more Life Sciences courses to deepen your skills and advance your expertise.
