How To Write A Novel in 90 Days

Flexible Plans For Outlining And Writing Novels in Just 3, 4 or 6 Months

De: Neil Black

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Do you need to finish your novel fast - because life won’t wait?
90 days. That’s all it takes to finish your novel.

Imagine holding a completed novel in your hands in just three months.
That dream is within reach - if you follow the right system.
Write fast and write smart.

How To Write a Novel in 90 Days gives you a clear, practical novel-writing blueprint to complete your book fast.
Bestselling novelist and writing mentor Neil Black shows you exactly what to write, when to write it, and how to stay focused so your story reaches “The End” on time. But don't worry if 90 days is too fast: this novel-writing guidebook also flexible plans for four and six months too, every week and every beat mapped out.

With this book, you will:

• Outline, write, and perfect your novel beat by beat, from first idea to submission-ready manuscript
• Follow a weekly schedule that keeps you moving, whether your goal is 90, 120, or 180 days
• Understand the structure rules of Classic Novel Structure so you always know what to write next
• Craft opening chapters that hook and inciting incidents that ignite, and midpoints, climaxes, and emotional arcs that satisfy
• Stay motivated, avoid burnout, and balance writing with life
• Access practical exercises and a free downloadable 20-Chapter Master Document to plan, draft, and revise quickly

Whether you’re under time pressure or simply want to write efficiently, this book takes you from blank page to finished novel - fast, focused, and confident.

You could have a finished novel in three, four or six months.
Click Buy Now and start your writing journey.

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Author Testimonials

‘What Neil doesn’t know about structure and character development isn’t worth knowing.’
Emma Flint, author of Little Deaths and Other Women

‘Neil has an exceptional grasp of story structure and building character. He has been of great help to me when constructing and editing my novels.’
Anna Mazzola, author of The Clockwork Girl, The Unseeing, and The Story Keeper