First novel

Want to write a novel? Here is your beginners guide to writing your first novel rough draft. Follow these ten steps on drafting, finding good writing resources, connecting with your fellow writers, and more to start your writing adventure on the right foot! #beginnerwriter #novelwriting #novelroughdraft #writingtips #learntowrite

Writing your first novel: 20+ experts teach you the most common mistakes first-time novelists encounter, plus tips and tricks on how to avoid them!

The hardest novel you’ll ever write is your first. However, there are ways to make writing your first novel easier, from gamifying your writing habits to finding unique sources of inspiration. You may still be learning while writing your first novel, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the journey of writing your debut! #novelwriting #firstnovel

From The Novel Factory Site: How to Write a Novel Step by Step The Roadmap is a complete step-by-step process for writing a novel. It works by starting with a basic story idea and expanding and lay…

Learn how to write a first novel: These 10 do's and don'ts will help you plan and structure your process and avoid common first-time book-writing mistakes.

If you're ready to write your first novel, check out these book writing tips for beginners. All you need is a good story idea, a novel outline, a writing routine and the commitment to write your first draft and edit your novel. Follow Protagonist Crafts to learn everything you need to know to become an author.

Writing A Novel: I'm sharing how I wrote my first novel, including why I started, and how long it took.

Get an exclusive preview of 'Cloud Cuckoo Land,' Anthony Doerr's first novel since 'All the Light We Cannot See.'

Within the last week, I’ve completed the final round of revisions on my first novel and started querying agents. Here's what I've learned.

One way to learn how to revise your story is to look into how other writers approach revision. This article covers the techniques I used to revise my first novel. Take what is applicable to your book and leave the pieces that aren’t.