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"Attention all Novel Writers! It's time to get
published!"

No more excuses.

The Novel Writing Academy Offers the Step-by-Step Instruction and Coaching you
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Whether you're just starting out with only a great idea and the
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You've been following
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Writing a novel is a solitary activity. But that doesn't mean you have to
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The Novel Writing Academy
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From your first day at the Novel Writing Academy you will be working towards
becoming a successful, published author. You'll find that the tutorials and
support that's available to you here is more beneficial than any other program
you've seen or tried.


The Novel Writing Academy is not like many other writing websites that
you've seen.
This program is not just bits and pieces of interesting
stuff or a collection of articles about writing. This is a step by step program
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Take this important step toward becoming a published author. If a journey of
a thousand miles begins with a single step, then writing a novel begins with
a single word.


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Instruction - What does The Novel Writing Academy offer?


As a writing coach, Julie Coan found that she was saying many of the same
things to every single client. This instruction became the basis for the tutorials
in the Novel Writing Academy.


At the Novel Writing Academy, our tutorials are divided into seven instruction
modules. Each instruction module includes tutorials, planning guides, and resources.
These step-by-step tutorials introduce you to the topic and give you a solid
understanding of how to use the techniques to become a successful, published
author. From scene writing, plot building, and character development to publishing
and marketing, we offer complete instruction in all the topics that you need
to succeed.


Instruction Modules In The Novel Writing Academy


Novel
Outline


The Academy's Novel Outline Module uses specially designed Planning Guides.These
pages will speed up the writing process and help you create a strong, publishable
novel. The outline will help you create character sketches that really work,
plot points that create a strong story. They allow you to easily determine the
value of your subplots and plot layers.


Novel
Writing


The most important thing that a writer must do is this: finish their novel.
That may sound like a simple thing, but the world is littered with unfinished
books. They lurk in dark closet shelves and languish in the bottom of desk drawers.
They gather electronic dust in the files on countless computers. The Novel Writing
Academy is committed to giving you the tools and the help you need to get your
novel finished.


Writing
Craft


This module is designed to target specific areas in your writing where you
might be struggling. These tutorials break down difficult writing problems into
simple, fixable routines.



Fiction
Publishing


The Novel Writing Academy's goal is to help you get your book published. In
this module, you'll learn all the pros and cons of traditional publishing, self
publishing, electronic publishing, and print on demand. You'll be confident
about making the best publishing decision for your book. No matter which venue
you choose, the Academy will walk you through the process step by step.


Book
Marketing


Being successful is not just about writing a great book. I know that you've
seen this happen: A book that's just a step above mediocrity becomes a bestseller
while a really fantastic book sits on the shelf and never makes a ripple. The
difference is book marketing. The Novel Writing Academy is dedicated to showing
you how to market your book as well as write it.


Building
a Writing Career


When you first begin writing, you are focused on one thing: Write the Novel.
You aren't thinking about building your career. Most writers believe that it
will simply happen if they write a good book and get published. One of the unfortunate
facts about writing is that most writers don't make enough money from their
books to live on. Of all those authors whose books are on the shelves of Barnes
and Noble, only a small percentage earn their living by writing books. You don't
have to be one of these if you follow the career building plan set out here
for you.


Web
Marketing


In order for your novel to be successful in today's world, you must create
a presence on the internet. Our web marketing module guides you through each
technique step by step. Soon readers will be begging you to finish your book.
You can even start making money before your book is finished.


Don't wait another minute.

Join now and get started on your journey to success today!


Meet Julie Coan, Your Writing Coach


For the last 22 years, Julie Coan has dedicated her professional life to teaching
writing and coaching writers. She started this Novel Writing Academy so that
she could help even more writers reach their goal of becoming successful, published
authors.


"It's my job as your coach to hold your hand when it
needs holding, nudge you when you need nudging, to push you forward when you
need pushing, and to always be honest about how you can make your novel the
best that it can be. I look forward to toasting your published novel."-Julie
Coan


Building
a Writing Career


If your dream is to get published, then the Novel Writing Academy is the place
for you. We're offering you an opportunity of a lifetime to become a Novel Writing
Academy.com member. The Novel Writing Academy will give you the ongoing support,
tools, and guidance that you need to become a published author.

• Not only is The Novel Writing Academy about helping you finish, publish and
market your book, but it's about helping you look forward to your future.


• We help you build a career as a writer.


• We encourage you to plan for the success of not just your current book, but
the next one, and the one after that.


• We show you how to create a presence on the web and in the writing community
that will last a lifetime.


• We'll teach you marketing techniques that will allow you to make enough money
from your writing that you can quit your day job and write full time.


• You see, It's not just about being a great writer. It's about building a
great writing career.

Want to be the Newest Published Author?


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Three Things Every Writer Need to Know in Order to Be Successful


Some writers have the mistaken idea that all they need to do to be successful
is to be able to write well. Writing well is important, but success takes more
than good writing skills. Here are three things that every writer needs to know
if they're going to be successful.


1. Every Writer Needs to Know How to Write a Novel Efficiently.

Successful writers must learn how to get the job done. You can't publish your
novel until it's finished. If you take ten years to write each novel, you won't
be able to create a viable income. You need to know how to make the most of
each writing minute. The Novel Writing Academy will help you plan effectively
and keep you on schedule.


2. Every Writer Needs to Know How to Handle the Business Side of their
Writing.


You must treat your novel writing as a business. You must build a career, just
as you would in any other field. When you make decisions, you must think like
a business owner. Decisions such as: what to write, what to write about, where
to publish, how to publish, and how to market your novel need to be business
decisions. The Novel Writing Academy will help you look at your writing business
with an entrepreneur's eyes.


3. Every Writer needs to be able to Market their Novel Productively.

Most writers do not like book marketing. They're unsure what to do or how to
go about it. The result is that they do nothing at all. Marketing can mean the
difference between success and failure. Every writer must market themselves
and their book long before the book is finished. The Novel Writing Academy will
walk you through all the "yucky marketing stuff" and show you how to use the
latest online and offline book marketing techniques.


It's
time to make your voice heard.


It's time to share your novel with the world.


How The Novel Writing Academy's Instruction Process Works

1.

As soon as you join the Novel Writing Academy, you'll have access to all of
the tools, resources, and tutorials in the Academy. You'll download your itemized
checklist which will help guide you through the Instruction Modules.


2.

Then you'll get started with the tutorials and proceed step by step through
the planning, writing, publishing, and marketing of your project. Each step
will be explained completely.


3.

As you work your way through the tutorials, you'll learn how to build your Writer's
Platform. You'll have 24/7 access to the Help Center if you get stuck.


4.

As your project progresses, you'll submit it to the writing coach for your free
critique and evaluation.


Why will you benefit from enrolling at the Novel Writing Academy?

If you want to become a published writer, there are very few ways to learn how.
You don't learn to write novels in school. Nearly all high school and college
classes focus on short stories not novels.


INSTEAD,


You could read a lot of books,


subscribe to some writer's magazines,


go to a Writer's conference or two, and


search for hours online.


You may find some of the information included in the Academy.


Then you'd have to sort it out and figure
out how to use it.


And you'd have to find someone with
the experience to help you.


Let's face it. That learning process can eat up months and years of your life.


And still there's no guarantee of success.


OR


You can join The Novel Writing Academy and have all that information laid out
in front of you-


all condensed and laid out in easy to follow steps.


We've removed the fluff and left only the important stuff.


We'll show you how to get your novel finished, get it published and make sure
your novel sells.


How Much Does it Cost?

Many personal writing coaches will charge you more than $100/hr for their services.
Online classes can be as much as $1000 and you have to finish your work on their
schedule. And you need a separate class for writing, publishing, and marketing.


You can join The Novel Writing Academy for Only $99.95
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any time.)


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Courage and Sacrifice – A Historical Novel

On October 14, 2010,
Conversations with Heroes at the Watering Hole will feature a discussion with
former Marine Corps Artillery Officer and novelist Gerald Gillis.


Program Date: October 14, 2010


Program Time: 1700 hours,
Pacific


Topic: Courage and Sacrifice –
A Historical Novel


Listen Live:




http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lawenforcement/2010/10/15/courage-and-sacrifice-a-historical-novel


 


About the Guest


Gerald Gillis, USMC, is “a
native of Atlanta, GA, married and the father of three grown children. He is a
graduate of the Univ. of Tampa (MBA) and the Univ. of Georgia (BBA). After
college, he served for three years as an artillery officer in the Marine Corps,
with duty stations in the U.S. and Okinawa/mainland Japan. He then worked as an
executive in the medical-devices industry where he later traveled extensively,
both foreign and domestic. He became a full-time novelist in 2009. Shall Never
See So Much is my second novel. His first novel was published twenty-five years
ago, and did reasonably well, but he decided that his business career would
better accommodate educating my kids and paying the mortgage than a career as a
neophyte novelist. Hence, his writing career has resumed after a bit of a
hiatus. Gerald Gillis is a member of the American Legion and several Marine
Corps-related associations. Gerald Gillis is the author of Shall Never See
So Much.


 


According to the description
of Shall Never See So Much (released in March, 2010), it “is an
historical novel about a brother and sister in the year 1968. The brother is a
Marine officer serving in Vietnam at the time of the Tet offensive, and the
sister works on the campaign of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as RFK makes his
ill-fated bid for the presidency. It is a story about courage and sacrifice, and
the affects of those times on what could be considered a typical American
family. It is not so much a war novel as it is about a time in history when the
nation was at war, sometimes even with itself. It was recently awarded a Readers
Favorite award for its historical fiction category.”


 


About the Watering Hole


The Watering Hole is


police

slang for a location cops go off-duty to blow off steam and talk about work and
life. 
Sometimes funny; sometimes serious; but,
always interesting.


 


About the Host


Lieutenant Raymond E. Foster was a
sworn member of the


Los Angeles Police
Department
for 24 years.  He retired in
2003 at the rank of Lieutenant.  He holds a bachelor’s from the Union Institute
and University in


Criminal Justice

Management and a Master’s Degree in Public Financial Management from California
State University, Fullerton; and, has completed his doctoral course work.
Raymond E. Foster has been a part-time lecturer at California State University,
Fullerton and Fresno; and is currently a


Criminal Justice

Department chair, faculty advisor and lecturer with the Union Institute and
University.  He has experience teaching upper division courses in law
enforcement, public policy,


law enforcement technology

and


leadership

Raymond is an experienced author who has published numerous articles in a wide
range of venues including magazines such as Government Technology, Mobile
Government, Airborne Law Enforcement Magazine, and Police One.  He has appeared
on the History Channel and radio programs in the United States and Europe as
subject matter expert in technological applications in law enforcement.


 


Listen, call, join us at the
Watering Hole:




http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lawenforcement/2010/10/15/courage-and-sacrifice-a-historical-novel


 


Listen in Archive




http://www.hitechcj.com/americanheroesradio/courage_sacrifice.html


 


Program Contact Information


Lieutenant Raymond E. Foster,
LAPD (ret.), MPA





editor@police-writers.com


909.599.7530


 


 


On October 14, 2010, Conversations
with Heroes at the Watering Hole will feature a discussion with former Marine
Corps Artillery Officer and novelist Gerald Gillis.


Program Date: October 14, 2010


Program Time: 1700 hours, Pacific


Topic: Courage and Sacrifice – A
Historical Novel


Listen Live:


http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lawenforcement/2010/10/15/courage-and-sacrifice-a-historical-novel


http://events.linkedin.com/Courage-Sacrifice-Historical-Novel/pub/424092


 
 
 

   
Stardate 1:1:2010
Flashback

My Blog, Stardate 1:1:2010,
This is officially the worst New Year's ever. As I awoke, it took me a few seconds to actually remember what house I was in. Mothballs and old furniture told me I was at my Granny's house. I remember now, we came here after... it happened. I wonder what time it is? I looked at the clock, it was dead. Slowly I got out of the bed, I was in the green room, *Andrew had already woken up and gone downstairs. I felt like I had gotten hit by a car, my eyes were puffy and raw... from crying. It's like... someone died almost. I felt empty inside... an empty shell.
Down the thin, steep stairs I walked, almost... zombie like. In the living room, my family sat talking, they seemed like nothing even happened. 
"Good morning." my Granny asked me softly.
"Fine..." I wasn't really fine, in fact I was anything but fine.
Their stares seemed to pierce my protective wall, they knew what I was thinking. I think way too much...
For about four more hours I continued to watch pointless cartoons on my Granny's 1970 TV. My mom would call every hour or so to give my grandparents an idea of what was going on. My Grandpa was there at the hospital with my mom and father, but Granny and the other adults wanted to know what was going on. Tests, lots and lots of tests. The whole time I was wishing, hoping with all of my heart, that this was all a bad dream. That I would wake up and things would be normal again... normal... what is normal
That whole day I picked and snacked on little foods, just to make sure I didn't become malnourished or dehydrated. Whenever someone talked to me, I couldn't make eye contact. If I did they would look into my soul and see the pain, I couldn't let them do that. I wanted to talk to my mom... so I called. I went up into the pink room, I told her over and over again I didn't want to see or talk to him. I told her over and over again I wish I could rewind time to when things were normal. I cried... the hardest I've cried in a long time. Every sob was painful, every inhale I choked, every exhale came deep, mournful cries... My mom had to go, the dcotors had to perform a spinal tap on him... I didn't want her to leave me, alone.
"I love you," She spoke softly, tears filled my already wet eyes, "so very much." She hung up.
I cried for a long time in that room. My Grandpa had come back from the hospital sometime when I was on the phone and heard my cries, he entered the room. 
"I know how you feel," he only knew a small portion of my pain, "It feels like I've lost my baby boy." He began to cry. 
When a grown man cries, that's when he is most vulnerable. All I could really do was cry with him, and hold his hand, listening to what he told me. The crying was over fairly quick, and we headed downstairs together to eat dinner. 
*Claire and *Beth had come home from their New Year's parties, they had no idea what was going on. *Claire had a brief understanding of what was going on, for she was in the car when it happened, but *Beth had no clue whatsoever. I wanted to tell them so bad, but I knew that their tender hearts could not bear what I wanted to tell them... I held my tongue. 
We watched 4 episodes of Naruto Shippuden, after that Granny made us go to sleep. All three of us girls had to sleep in the pink room together: I slept in the bed with *Beth and *Claire slept on the floor, *Andrew was sleeping in the blue room with our cousin. After Granny said good night, we settled in to fall asleep, but it was itching inside of me, just trying to get out. I had to tell them the truth, I had to tell them what happened.
After I told them, the extremely watered-down version of what basically happened, it took a while for reality to sink in. *Beth was the first to cry, then *Claire.
"I don't what daddy to die!" Poor *Beth sobbed to innocently.
"Me Neither!" *Claire isn't usually the one to cry unless something is... utterly painful.
I quickly reassured my sisters that our father was not going to die, that he was just having some problems with his brain and he was going to be fine. Granny must of heard them crying because she came up to help comfort them to sleep. Once she left downstairs, I quickly shut my eyes in hope that when I opened them the next morning, order would make it's way into our life once more. 
 
 
   
 

Waooo.
Kitsune no Tora

Eating: Skeleton gingerbread man with green icing - pretty epic. :P
Drinking: Coca Cola
Playing: Nothing atm, but I really should play Avalon Code, Rune Factory, and finish up Rune Factory 2... oh, and Kingdom Hearts, the game I've had for about 2 years now (borrowing from a friend) and am only just after HalloweenTown. iFail. XD
Excited about: YOUMACON IN 22 DAYS!!!!! And NaNoWriMo is kicking up~
Should be writing: Duplicity rewrite
Should be outlining: NaNoWriMo plot
Happy about: Being free from school until Monday~

Kitsune no Tora is feeling: SUPER ESTATICALLY EXCITED, sleepy (constantly)

Uhh... hi?

Didn't I say a long time ago that I wasn't going to leave this for such a long time again?

...I guess I lied. XD Oops.

ANYWAYS...

Since the last time I posted, school has started. I have class Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. Mondays I have Calculus I 11-1, Tuesdays I have Short-Stories and Novels 1-4, then Career Planning 6-9, and Wednesdays I have Calculus I again 11-1, and then a (annoyingly easy) Word Processing class 6-9. Not toooooo busy of a schedule, but Calculus is kicking my ass. D8 I suck at trigonometry, so I fail terribly at all the problems involving that stuff. ^^; We just got done with limits, I think I did pretty decent on the exam this morning, but I'm not positive. It was hard. D8

Today I hit an animal driving through campus on my way to get some lunch. I was driving down the road and this squirrel just jumped right in front of my car. I braked a little, and I didn't feel anything or see anything in the road in my rearview mirror, so I'm hoping that I didn't actually hit him. But it made me sad anyway. :(

I want something (preferably living) to cuddle. But I'm not going to ask any of my family (eesh no), and my kitty Squirt is the most uncuddly cat ever. He doesn't like to be held for very long and he will NEVER sit on your lap. The most you can get is him sitting next to you. I had to trick him this morning to sit on my lap - I was in the living room on the couch and had a blanket over my legs because I was cold. I stuck my hand under and moved it around, and he jumped into my lap trying to get my hand under the blanket. He stayed there. :) But it was only because he didn't realize he was on my lap...Too bad I had to trick him, though. :/ I really hope he grows out of it.

YOUMACON IS IN 22 DAYS!! I'm so super duuper excited. 8DDD Too bad my cosplay fell through. :( I took a last ditch attempt to get the right fabric so that my aunt could make it for me (she's a talented seamstress, and I know if she made it it wouldn't fall apart or anything and be of good quality), and now it's too late to order one. :( They say it takes 25-30 days just to ship it out to me, and probably somewhere around a week after that before it gets on my doorstep, since it would be coming from Hong Kong. :/ *sadface* Andrea said that I should still find something simple enough and cosplay, but I have absolutely no idea who to do. She said she'd look some up for me, though, so we'll see how that goes.

...Maybe I can find some overalls/coveralls, a blonde wig, a peach bandana and make a cardboard wrench and go as Winry Rockbell, haha. XD That could work... I dunno. I'll have to think about it. I want to do something that is easy, but not stupidly simple, like L from Death Note or something. Those are just lazy. :P

I'll definitely do Riza next year, though. And maybe someone from Hetalia, I dunno. 8D I'm partial to Italy~ He's so cute. <3 Plus it would be an excuse for me to act like a dork (moreso that I would normally at an anime convention. :P).

I WONDER IF WE'LL FIND JESUS AGAIN. XDDD And I hope they have Death Note Mafia again, that was a lot of fun, despite the douchebag who decided to act like a pompous smart-ass and ruin everyone's fun halfway through the night last year. I just hope it doesn't coincide with Mario Party After Dark again, I really wanted to go to that, but couldn't tear myself away from the game. XD We played it from like, 11 to 4 in the morning last time, it was a blast.

We should also totally do Otaku Family Feud again, we killed everyone at it last year. Pocky Brigade FTW! We'll need to find Jessica again, though, I didn't get any contact information from her. Maybe Andi did...

Aaaaaand NaNoWriMo is gearing up again! I'm both super excited but ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIED at the same time. ^^; I've been having a lot of problems writing recently. I can see and imagine the scene in my head, and it's great. The words flow through my head perfectly. But when I go to put it on paper/document, it just... dies. No words come. It's insanely annoying. Hopefully I can break that before November. I'm already going to get a bad start because of Youmacon (the last day is November 1st, and after that I'm going to be completely wiped and have no will to write anything), so I really really hope that gets broken soon.

I decided to go ahead and do the sequel to Duplicity as my NaNo novel. Except it's slowly becoming too AU to be the true sequel. XDD; PLUS, Duplicity isn't actually DONE, I even went so far as to restart it because it sucked. ^^; So I'm technically writing the sequel to a story that hasn't been written yet. SO SMART Y/Y? Especially since I'm an extremely linear writer, I just can't jump around in my story. It just ends up weird and doesn't feel right. That's PROBABLY why Precious Wingbeats (working title of the sequel) is becoming so intensely AU. ^^;;;; Oh well. I've been using an outlining technique called the Snowflake Method, and so far it has been doing me some good. I've actually got things down; I guess restricting myself to your normal outline format was what was blocking me from creating previous outlines. I'm on stage 3 with Precious Wingbeats, and plan on trying it all the way through. I'm just too lazy right now to plot out all the characters, since I know them all pretty well at this point...

CAN'T WAIT UNTIL THE END OF THIS MONTH OMG. <333

I've been so intensely sleepy a lot recently. It's weird. I get enough sleep: anywhere between 7 1/2 and 10 hours. That's what I've been getting for most of my life now. But it just feels like I need a nap all the time, except during some points of the day. I have the hardest time EVER getting up. I feel like I need naps during the day (which I have never done in my life except on occasion). I don't know why... my lifestyle hasn't changed at all. Maybe it's a mental thing? But what would make me want to sleep all the time? Idk. :/ Oh well.

...I must be sitting weird, because my wrists are starting to hurt from the typing. D8 I guess I'm done for tonight.

Goodnight, digital abyss.
 
 
 

   
[Blog #191] --- Neutral --- [Tuesday] - Writing & Gaming
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Blog #191
Writing & Gaming


Today has been one of those incredibly boring days.
The highlights had to be playing Final Fantasy VII and talking to Reiss about DATWBSVOH at 3 in the morning. :D

In my several-hour streak of Final Fantasy VII, I've levelled up my main party slightly, along with mastering a few materia crystals.
I'm at the stage where I'm battling constantly to max everything out that's actually possible.

Along with talking to Reiss, I spent a few hours writing on my DATWBSVOH planning sheet. Reiss has asked to be included as a character, and he's helped me along with a few ideas - so naturally, I'm going to include him.
I got absorbed in writing it, until I got a bit stuck at 5AM and decided to quit and sleep.

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Andrew seized his chance; while Ashleigh’s arm was raised, he grabbed her by the wrist, his large fingers closing tightly around it. He then proceeded to twist it harshly between his thumb and forefinger, bending her arm back over on itself as he did so. Ashleigh let out a yelp of pain, furiously trying to struggle free - but this just caused his grip to tighten and the pain to worsen.
“Say you’re sorry, little Sparrow!” Andrew sniggered, raising his eyebrows challengingly.
Ashleigh whimpered, still having no luck at freeing herself, as she gnawed upon her lip, trying to blot out the pain. “…N-No! …I’m… I’m not saying it…!”
“Have it your way then…” Andrew smirked, grabbing Ashleigh’s arm with both hands, one at her wrist, one at her elbow - as he yanked it up and over her head, causing her to spin backwards in her wheelchair as he pressed her palm to the back of her neck.
Ashleigh screamed, burning agony welling up in all of the joints of her left arm, feeling now that there was no way she could ignore the pain, nor silence herself.
“AAAARRGH….!!! I…I’m… Alright!!! I’m sorry!!” Ashleigh wailed, flailing her free arm madly as she felt almost ready to start crying as a result of the pain.
Andrew spared her mercy, smiling smugly as he let her arm drop. “Much better, little Sparrow,” he said, baring his teeth in a smirk.
Ashleigh frowned, lowering her head slightly in embarrassment. She quickly placed both hands on her wheels, ignoring her aching arm - and forcefully propelled herself out of the hall, muttering violent curses under her breath.



 
 
   
 

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