Description

Gary Provost – Video Novel Workshop

Mystery to the mainstream … romance to crime … Since (young adult) memoirs, no matter what the genre of your novel or nonfiction narrative book, Gary Provost’S video NOVELWORKSHOP will provide you with the knowledge and tools you simply must acquire if you are going to write what publishers want to publish.

If you’re writing at a level just below what publishers are looking for, or if rejection is threatening your confidence, whether you’re a beginner or an already published author, Don’t despair. Thanks to the incomparable Gary Provost and this short and comprehensive video workshop, you can affordably learn what you need to know. You can learn it right now, rather than through trial and error over a much, much, much longer period of time.

With the VIDEO NOVEL WORKSHOP you will experience that your book immediately begins to take shape as it puts to work the extraordinarily valuable information that Gary provides. In a clear and easy-to-follow style, it takes you step-by-step entertaining through 23 units, teaching you how to create, perfect, and then sell your novel or non-fiction narrative book.

The unique video format allows you to go at your own pace, review whenever necessary in the privacy of your own home, and learn, learn, learn through practical tasks that help you bring your novel to successful completion.

Topics covered:

While Gary simplifies the complex with ease, humor and lasting effect, here’s what you’ll learn:

* Hook
* Idea
* Gender
* 10 plot elements
* Writing in scenes
* Objective
* Structure: 7 building blocks
* History systems
* Conflict
* Theme
* Subplotting
* Tension and subtext
* Characterize
* Viewpoint
* Rhythm: Transitions
* Stimulus, response
* Dialog
* Description
* Re-writing
* 14-step process
* Marketing
* Agent
* Contract
* Inspiration

“If you’ve ever thought about writing a novel, or ever wrote one and hid in a drawer, or you’ve sent one and rejected it, or you’ve published it and wondered if you could do it again, this program is for you. In a style that is concise, lucid and studded with vivid examples, Gary Provost makes sense of a seemingly incomprehensible process and teaches him the craft, and it is a craft of writing fiction.”

– William Martin, best-selling historical author

GARY PROVOST: THE WRITER OF THE WRITER

“Until his death in 1995, Gary Provost was one of the most beloved writing instructors in the United States. He taught tens of thousands of writers through his seminars, books, articles and videos.”
– Writer’s summary.

The late Gary Provost (1944-1995) – one of America’s leading publishing writing instructors and author of 24 books in genres that include practical instruction for writers (of course!); novels for readers of mystery, romance and young adults; biography; true crime; sports how to do; and business. He manipulated manuscripts, worked as a ghost writer, and along the way published thousands of articles for magazines and newspapers, including columns, humor pieces and celebrity profiles.

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