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| Writers often look upon outlines with fear and trembling. But when properly understood and correctly used, the outline is one of the most powerful weapons in a writer's arsenal. In this course, you will learn how to write an outline, including what type of outline is right for you, brainstorm plot ideas, and discover your characters. |
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| • | First-time novelists who have never created a novel outline before | | • | Fiction writers who want to know what type of outline works best for their individual style | | • | Beginner writers who are interested in using an outline to develop their plotlines, characters, or overall story |
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| • | How to structure your novel's scenes | | • | How to create, format, and use an outline to write a novel | | • | The benefits of outlining | | • | The common misconceptions of outlining |
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"This is an excellent class for understanding the fundamentals of outlining a novel. Liz is a great instructor who provides thoughtful feedback and is a great support to her students." - DY
"This course was awesome and i would definitely recommend it. It really helped me with getting a clear focus with my book." - CT |
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Elizabeth Huergo
Her essays and short stories have appeared in Poets & Writers Magazine, Bloom, Large-Hearted Boy, Choice Magazine, Natural Bridge, and Gravity Dancers. Since receiving her graduate degrees in English from Brown University, she has taught at a number of colleges and universities in Rhode Island, Maryland, and Virginia. |
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