You can write a novel.

I want to show you how to do it.

By walking you step-by-step through my personal (proven) process, I'll lead you from fuzzy ideas to finished book.

Second Attempt at this Course

In 2024, I attempted to create this course. But largely due to my own impatience and focus on quick-kill AI productivity - I failed.

This time will be different.

I'm going slow. Easing through my own established workflow, it's been much more enjoyable (and efficient).

That's right - I've already started.

Most courses I've purchased over the years are created by internet gurus.

They bottle up their knowledge into a collection of video and pdfs, then teach from a place of accomplishment and experience. (A tried and true model)

Here's where Novel Craft Secrets deviates from the formula.

I'll be writing a novel with you.

And not just an example novel. No. A REAL novel. A prequel to my first title Cereus & Limnic (Cereus & Limnic: Escape From Okinawa). So I'm truly invested in the process.

The only thing I've created so far is the ad above. Nothing else exists yet.

Novelwriting is a dynamic process. Every long-term book project I've undertaken has been different than the time before. What will we discover this time?

I'm starting from zero (just like you). The only difference between us? I've completed the process enough times to know it'll work out in the end.

My goal is to lead you to the same belief and - if you put in the work - to a similar outcome.

A finished novel you can share, sell, and cherish for years to come.

How much?

The cost of this course is $0 - for now.

But as I add more content the price will go up.

So, if you writing a novel has passed through your mind at all in the last few months, I encourage you to get it while it's free.

What will you cover?

This will be the complete documentation of my novel writing process. So everything you've seen me do in previous projects (book covers, websites, promotion, book organization, etc.) will be covered.

You'll get x-ray access to a comprehensive modern fiction writing process that actually results in book sales.

I don't know any other established fiction writers who've created such an open and actionable resource. Prepare to be amazed.

What if I want to write non-fiction?

The focus of this course will be publishable long-form fiction works.

But if you want to write a memoir or some other non-fiction piece then many of the non-writing parts will be the same.

You'll still get a lot out of it if you decide to put in the work.

How long will the course be?

I have no idea. But I plan to keep adding to it until my third novel is out and published - this includes all post publishing actions.

I've got big plans for novel number three, so it could be quite lengthy. (We'll see)

One thing I won't be doing is tailoring the main course content for social media.

For the last three years, I worked to compress my output into quick digestible formats, mostly influenced by the trends of social media.

While I still produced some impressive creative output, the result was a retardation of my natural tendencies and preferences.

I forced myself to rush, shave, clip, condense, and fold otherwise massive ideas into 9 by 16 inch boxes, often in under 5 minutes or less.

No more.

Any true content for this course will be as long or as short as required to explain or demonstrate the concept.

I'll still share clips to social occasionally.

But the long-term intent is to provide you with a definitive guide to writing, publishing, and selling a novel next year and beyond, through the meticulous documentation of my process. That's hard to do if every piece needs to be easily consumable on a phone screen.

What's the format of the course?

While videos have become the standard distribution method, they generally take longer to create, produce, and distribute than written or audio formats.

Even though I'm taking my time, producing course content takes time away from actually WRITING the novel.

So there'll be a hybrid of formats in this course.

I plan to use video when an explanation lends itself to supporting visuals. But I prefer audio.

It's easier and faster to produce and I don't have to be concerned with all of the other factors (lighting, dress, editing, etc.) that go into making a good video.

There will also be written components as well.

What do you think?

If you made it this far, you're probably interested.

For more details about this course, hit the button below.

I'm excited to share my novel writing process with you and see your story on a shelf very soon.