- Level
- Beginning
- Basic and Premium Members Prices
- Premium Members $25 & Basic Members $35
Register by June 15th and save $5, use code FIRSTPAGESVAILE at checkout!
- Category
- Characters
- Description/Setting
- Structure
- GMC
- $5 off Early Registration Coupon-expires 1 week before class starts
- FIRSTPAGESVAILE
We all know how vital a dazzling first chapter is to attracting agents, publishers, readers and competition wins, but it’s also the hardest part of the story, right?
Have you rewritten your first chapter about a million times (no exaggeration), changed where the story starts and agonized over every word and comma? Well, I feel your pain. I’ve lived it!
The Fantastic First Pages workshop will guide you through:
What people are saying about Sandy’s workshops:
"Helpful, practical and inspirational, Sandy's workshop took my writing to the next level."
"I loved Sandy's dedication to giving the best feedback possible. It's made a huge difference to me already."
“The workshop was well structured, with information provided at an appropriate pace to enable participants to absorb it and apply it to their own work."
“I liked the friendly nature of the learning experience.”
Have you rewritten your first chapter about a million times (no exaggeration), changed where the story starts and agonized over every word and comma? Well, I feel your pain. I’ve lived it!
The Fantastic First Pages workshop will guide you through:
- Figuring out the best place for your story to start;
- Using emotions to engage readers with your characters;
- Planting hooks that make reader want to keep turning pages; and
- Making sure the critical parts of goal and motivation are clear.
What people are saying about Sandy’s workshops:
"Helpful, practical and inspirational, Sandy's workshop took my writing to the next level."
"I loved Sandy's dedication to giving the best feedback possible. It's made a huge difference to me already."
“The workshop was well structured, with information provided at an appropriate pace to enable participants to absorb it and apply it to their own work."
“I liked the friendly nature of the learning experience.”
- Outline
- Figuring out the best place for your story to start.
Using emotions to engage readers with your characters.
Planting hooks that make reader want to keep turning pages.
Making sure the critical parts of goal and motivation are clear.