Fantasy Fiction, Writing, Worldbuilding and Mapmaking Course

Fantasy Fiction, Writing, Worldbuilding and Mapmaking Course, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 41 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 120 subscribers.

You will learn about Have an insider's understanding of how to create a Fantasy Novel from setting yourself up for success to DIY editing Understand Worldbuilding and Mapmaking and their role in Fantasy Understand the importance of maintaining databases and how they can make a writer's life easier Receive downloadable resources for building your world and characters This course is ideal for individuals who are New and experienced writers in the genre of Fantasy Fiction, Worldbuilders and Map-makers It is particularly useful for New and experienced writers in the genre of Fantasy Fiction, Worldbuilders and Map-makers.

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Summary

Title: Fantasy Fiction, Writing, Worldbuilding and Mapmaking Course

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Have an insider's understanding of how to create a Fantasy Novel from setting yourself up for success to DIY editing
Understand Worldbuilding and Mapmaking and their role in Fantasy
Understand the importance of maintaining databases and how they can make a writer's life easier
Receive downloadable resources for building your world and characters

Who Should Attend

New and experienced writers in the genre of Fantasy Fiction, Worldbuilders and Map-makers

Target Audiences

New and experienced writers in the genre of Fantasy Fiction, Worldbuilders and Map-makers

This course is for new writers embarking on a fantastic quest and experienced writers who want to hone their craft.

What you will accomplish in this course is divided into 6 main sections, which are:

1. Preliminaries – Setting yourself up for success

2. World-building

3. Structure

4. Writing the thing

5. Editing and

6. Trouble-shooting

Under Preliminaries – Setting yourself up for success we’ll look at:

· Your WHY

· Researching the fantasy genre and sub-genres

· Who are you writing for?

· The elevator pitch

· Writing practices, tools, place, space and time and ritual. I’ve also thrown in some random tips there

· Self-care

Under World-building we’ll dive into:

· Building the World

· Magic

· Map-making

· Characters & Creatures

· Databases

· Research

· Timeline

· Terminology / Series-specific jargon

When it comes to Structure we’ll discuss:

· Plot Outline

· Chapters

· Point of view

· Character Rhythm and “Scaffolding”

Then it’s time to Write the Thing where we’ll cover:

· First lines

· Character development

· Some of my personal tips

Editing is a very important step too, so we’ll touch on:

· DIY editing

Finally we offer some thoughts on trouble-shooting:

· That Elusive Muse and Writer’s Block.

So at the end of the day you are getting:

· The combined experience of 3 Authors poured into;

· 24 mini-modules of hard-learned experience;

· Lifetime access to the course;

· 5 downloadable resources; and

· Maybe a bit of fun along the way.

I look forward to seeing you in Module 1, Preliminaries.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Fantasy Fiction & World building course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Module 1 – Part 1: Your Why

Lecture 1: Module 1 – Introduction to Preliminaries

Lecture 2: Module 1 – Part 1: Your why

Lecture 3: Module 1 – Part 2: Researching the fantasy genre and sub-genres

Lecture 4: Module 1 – Part 3: Who are you writing for?

Lecture 5: Module 1 – Part 4: The Elevator Pitch

Lecture 6: Module 1 – Part 5: Writing practices

Lecture 7: Module 1 – Part 6: Self Care

Lecture 8: Module 1: Conclusion

Chapter 3: Module 2 – Worldbuilding

Lecture 1: Module 2 – Introduction to Worldbuilding

Lecture 2: Module 2 – Part 1: Building the World

Lecture 3: Module 2 – Part 2: Magic Introduction

Lecture 4: Module 2 – Part 2: Magic

Lecture 5: Module 2 – Part 3: Map-making

Lecture 6: Module 2 – Part 4: Scene Descriptions

Lecture 7: Module 2 – Part 5: Intro to Characters & Creatures

Lecture 8: Module 2 – Part 5: Characters & Creatures

Lecture 9: Module 2 – Part 6: Databases Intro

Lecture 10: Module 2 – Part 6: Databases

Lecture 11: Module 2 – Part 7: Research

Lecture 12: Module 2 – Part 8: Timelines

Lecture 13: Module 2 – Part 9: Terminology/Series-specific jargon

Lecture 14: Module 2 – Conclusion

Chapter 4: Module 3 – Structure

Lecture 1: Module 3 – Introduction to Structure

Lecture 2: Module 3 – Part 1: Plot Outline

Lecture 3: Module 3 – Part 2: Chapters

Lecture 4: Module 3 – Part 3: Point of View

Lecture 5: Module 3 – Part 4: Character Rhythm and Scaffolding

Lecture 6: Module 3 – Conclusion

Chapter 5: Module 4 – Write the Thing Intro

Lecture 1: Module 4 – Write the Thing

Lecture 2: Module 4 – Part 1: First Lines

Lecture 3: Module 4 – Part 2: Character Development

Lecture 4: Module 4 – Part 3: Mark's Tips

Lecture 5: Module 4 – Conclusion

Chapter 6: Module 5 – DIY Editing

Lecture 1: Module 5 – DIY Editing Intro

Lecture 2: Module 5 – Part 1: DIY Editing

Lecture 3: Module 5 – Conclusion

Chapter 7: Module 6 – Trouble-shooting

Lecture 1: Module 6 – Intro to Trouble-shooting

Lecture 2: Module 6 – Part 1: Elusive Muse and Writer's Block

Lecture 3: Module 6 – Conclusion

Chapter 8: Fantasy Fiction and World building course Conclusion

Lecture 1: Course Conclusion

Instructors

Mark Davies
Author

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