Writing - The basic knowledge for the beginners

Writing : The basic knowledge for the beginners, available at $19.99, with 145 lectures, and has 2008 subscribers.

You will learn about Get to know about different types of written content (articles, essays, fiction, screenplays, etc) Different writing styles, how each writer have own approach to writing and what might suit you better Topics that are in the written world, what one might need depending on chosen topic Tropes and Clichés – Whats that and how to use it Genres of written works, how they differ and what to know about them Deciding on publishing approaches : blogs, media, classical publishing, indie publishing How to create the artistic mock-up for inspiration and drive Free resources for writing, publishing and establishing own written content How to make money – online sales, grants, contests, works, audio/visual merch, co-op with culture & art NGOs/associations/businesses Commissions, Marketing, Collaborations, Translations Emotional side of the writing – blocks, procrastination, exhaustion, etc – How to deal with that, where to find support The random things that one can add: neurospicy vs neurotypical; Ikigai / Kaizen; Chronotypes; Work types; MBTI; Astro things and more to check out This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Writers/Artisans/Mavericks and anyone interested to discover something new about writing. It is particularly useful for Beginner Writers/Artisans/Mavericks and anyone interested to discover something new about writing.

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Title: Writing : The basic knowledge for the beginners

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 145

Number of Published Lectures: 145

Number of Curriculum Items: 145

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 145

Original Price: ￡19.99

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What You Will Learn

Get to know about different types of written content (articles, essays, fiction, screenplays, etc)

Different writing styles, how each writer have own approach to writing and what might suit you better

Topics that are in the written world, what one might need depending on chosen topic

Tropes and Clichés – Whats that and how to use it

Genres of written works, how they differ and what to know about them

Deciding on publishing approaches : blogs, media, classical publishing, indie publishing

How to create the artistic mock-up for inspiration and drive

Free resources for writing, publishing and establishing own written content

How to make money – online sales, grants, contests, works, audio/visual merch, co-op with culture & art NGOs/associations/businesses

Commissions, Marketing, Collaborations, Translations

Emotional side of the writing – blocks, procrastination, exhaustion, etc – How to deal with that, where to find support

The random things that one can add: neurospicy vs neurotypical; Ikigai / Kaizen; Chronotypes; Work types; MBTI; Astro things and more to check out

Who Should Attend

Beginner Writers/Artisans/Mavericks and anyone interested to discover something new about writing.

Target Audiences

Beginner Writers/Artisans/Mavericks and anyone interested to discover something new about writing.

The ultimate resource course for those who want to write, yet are not sure how to begin or where to inspire from.

As an author, during conversations with people I tend to hear this reoccurring sentence – “I wish to write, but I’m not sure what about”, or “I want to write, but I’m not that good at it”, or “I’d write, but I don’t think it would be much”.

And that, quite frankly, saddens me. We all have stories to tell, to share, ideas that we want to spread or some great pieces we’re capable of creating – maybe new best seller that will be adapted into new movie or series! Who knows.

But because of that “not sure” situation – many great stories are lost along the way of that very shabby train of thoughts.

So because of that very shabby train, I devised a plan to get it off-rails and make a new and better vehicle for transporting that idea pool of greatness.

This course is created to give insights into the field of writing: what kinds of writing is out there, where is that all used.

What genres of writing exists in the world and how to maybe try out what suits more for you?

Not all of us are there for endless romance, some are more about mysteries and detective stories. Some make gothic and lewd things – but how does one know where to direct self with all that?

So here is the overview of what length of writing one can manage, as well as what lengths of writing is what.

Why novel and novelette are absolutely different and how is different script form from book form What the heck is web novel?

Where do people post their things? What platforms to use? Do we abuse social media with storm of our creations? Where does one find how to make cover art? What do you mean there’s different types of cover art?! What the heck do literary agents and publishers do? Why does it take ages for them to reply and why do we need to know that?

Publishing through publishing house, indie publishing and self-publishing – what’s the difference and how do we make profit?
Audio books – what is this evil sorcery and why so pricey?

There are a lot more things that are talked about in this course.

Exactly all that to find out the needed approach to writing, to topics and genre that one feels will fit their Cinderella foot, the  ways to make more with that and where to get help, what online resources are available and how to conquer that mad world of words, how to note to self, what emotional things to look out for and what other things are there in the world of being an author

Here you’ll find about types of writing (blog posts, flash fiction, novels, scripts, essays and more)

genres (action, drama, thriller, mystery, issekai, and many others)

fields of interest (professional fields – such as architecture, construction, art, marine, agriculture, sales and others)

available resources (free & low cost) for posting/creating/publishing/editing/collaborations and more.

How to keep the inspiration (what to use: tricks and crafty methods when faced with authors block, procrastination and emotional exhaustion)

what to look at when writing your works (monologues, dialogues, descriptions, senses, emotions, etc)

where to get that coin(how to find agents, magazines, online book stores, funding for authors, grants, contests and more)

how to produce traction (marketing and how to deal with it, if you’ve no clue about it)

who to poke for engagement(freelancers, podcasts, authors, review communities, magazines, newspapers, social media).

Emotional and psychological side of the writing. How it affects you, how it affects others. Support, encouragement

How to find self in the buzz of life, determine what approach to take towards own self and what strengths and weaknesses to work with.

There’s a lot to explore, set sails for, create, see and try!

Welcome Aboard this Ship of Writing!
Beware of the moment when you do come across my voice. That’s when the lectures that sound like a podcast – begin!
Prepare those snacks, drinks, get the fuzzy blanket, your house pet (hope you did not forget hydration and meds, food as well. No. Proper food. Not endless snacks. I know you know ( ?_?)< I see you )  and off we go!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course overview

Chapter 2: Types of Written Content

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Blog Posts

Lecture 3: Articles

Lecture 4: Interviews

Lecture 5: Webnovels

Lecture 6: Comics

Lecture 7: Research papers

Lecture 8: Essays

Lecture 9: Ads/Marketing content

Lecture 10: Poetry

Lecture 11: Flash Fiction

Lecture 12: Short Stories

Lecture 13: Novelettes

Lecture 14: Novellas

Lecture 15: Novels

Lecture 16: Screenplays / Scripts

Lecture 17: Fan Fiction

Chapter 3: Written Styles

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Descriptive Style

Lecture 3: Narrative Style

Lecture 4: Persuasive Style

Lecture 5: Expository Style

Lecture 6: Creative Style

Chapter 4: Tropes and Clichés

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Tropes VS Clichés

Chapter 5: Genres across the World

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Genres in Books Simplified

Lecture 3: Genres in Books Extended

Lecture 4: Genres in Cinematography

Lecture 5: Genres in Comic books

Lecture 6: Genres in Audio Books

Lecture 7: Genres in Manhwa

Lecture 8: Genres in Manhua/Donghua

Lecture 9: Genres in Manga/Anime

Lecture 10: Genres in Webtoons

Chapter 6: What to look at when creating fiction

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: The five senses

Lecture 3: Emotional aspect + Psychology

Lecture 4: Characters

Lecture 5: World building

Lecture 6: Act Structures

Chapter 7: Creative Approaches

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Inspiration – Free-flow

Lecture 3: Planning, Structure, Habitual part

Lecture 4: The mixture

Lecture 5: Creating own inspiration net

Chapter 8: Topics for exploration : Career Fields

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Architecture and Engineering

Lecture 3: Arts, culture and enterntaintment

Lecture 4: Business, management and administration

Lecture 5: Communications

Lecture 6: Community and social services

Lecture 7: Education

Lecture 8: Science and technology

Lecture 9: Installation, repair and maintenance

Lecture 10: Farming, fishing and forestry

Lecture 11: Government

Lecture 12: Health and medicine

Lecture 13: Law and public policy

Lecture 14: Sales

Chapter 9: Deciding on which media to use

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: Beware: The vultures of self publishing world

Lecture 3: Copyright and Trademark – Intellectual Rights

Lecture 4: Blogging

Lecture 5: Website

Lecture 6: Indie Publishing & Self-Publishing

Lecture 7: Podcast and Audio books

Lecture 8: Classic publishing

Lecture 9: Literary Agents / Publishing Houses

Lecture 10: Social Media

Lecture 11: Online Novel Platforms

Chapter 10: Free (and low budget) resources to use

Lecture 1: Overview of this Chapter

Lecture 2: KDP Amazon

Lecture 3: Rakuten Kobo

Lecture 4: Reedsy

Lecture 5: Canva / Pexels / Pixabay

Lecture 6: Duotrope

Lecture 7: Query Tracker

Lecture 8: The Query Shark

Lecture 9: Writers and Artists Yearbook

Lecture 10: WordPress/Squarespace

Lecture 11: Writer Duet

Lecture 12: Grammarly

Lecture 13: Stage 32

Lecture 14: The Dots

Lecture 15: Winning Writers

Lecture 16: TikTok / Instagram

Lecture 17: ArtConnect

Instructors

Anastasija Jersova
Generalist, Writer

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