Novel Writing Bootcamp


If you've ever dreamed of writing a novel or are already working on one, this course is for you! Join an award-winning fiction author to explore the creative elements—plot, characters, conflict, story, and dialogue—along with big-picture aspects like fiction genres, market expectations, and publishing opportunities. You'll have plenty of chances to develop your own story while learning the essential building blocks of novel writing. Gain valuable guidance from a multi-published author with over 30 years of experience in the writing industry.

Target Audience:

This class is ideal for anyone who wishes to develop their writing skills to work on pieces of literature – from short stories to novels to screenplays. Basic English reading and writing skills are required to get the most out of this class.

Please contact the College upon enrolment if you will require any accommodations or feel there is anything our staff should be aware of to ensure that you enjoy your learning experience.

$20.00 discount for Seniors or Concession Card Holders using the discount code "Concession" during registration.

Please bring along:
  • Notebook
  • Pen
  • Laptop if you wish to type
  • Examples of your writing

Learning Outcomes:

  • Gain practical tools to improve creative writing

Learning Methods:

This is a face-to-face class running for 4 weeks with class one day a week.

New class dates for Term 3 will be available in June.

Program Benefits:

  • Understand genre, theme, and basic story structure
  • Develop dialogue, characters and conflict

Content:

  • Learn about the fiction market, subgenera and tropes
  • Learn about plot, story, and theme
  • Building characters to drive a story
  • Understand the importance of dialogue and setting

Upcoming Workshops

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