The Write Outline: Turn Your Novel Idea Into a Reality!

Turn Your Novel Idea Into a Reality!

One sentence... That's all you need to begin writing a great story. But how do you know where to go from there? Writing a novel is easy, but writing a good novel can be tricky! A good novel doesn’t explain everything in a straightforward manner. Events happen unexpectedly. Couples fall in love. Couples break up. Fortunes are made. Fortunes are lost. People die. People come back to life (really?). The more twisted the path, the better the story. However, there’s still an underlying structure beneath all of the chaos. That’s why Stefan Jaskiel decided to write this book. To help writers understand how to develop a structured outline for a good (maybe even a best) novel.
There are a thousand writers out there who can tell you how to outline your novel. Of those thousand writers, you might read about a hundred different methods. So, what makes this book different from the rest? Perspective. Stefan Jaskiel is tackling the process of outlining a novel from a different angle… using a different set of skills… and different tools. Good fiction doesn’t just happen—it’s designed. A blank page offers unlimited possibilities that can feel overwhelming at times—unless you have "the write" outline to guide you on your journey.

The Write Outline will help you:

Overcome writer's block at each and every stage (beginning, middle, and end) of your fiction writing project.

Clarify your thoughts, so you know exactly where your story is heading and how to get there.

Develop believable characters who are fighting for something meaningful.

Write smooth transitions from one scene to the next, until you reach a blockbuster ending.

Turn your novel idea into a reality!

Stefan Jaskiel began his writing career way back in 1993, when he stumbled upon his first job as a Technical Writer. He never imagined himself writing user guides and programming manuals (technical how-to books), but his interest in technology coupled with his diverse college experience made him a natural fit for that kind of work.

About a quarter of a century later (in 2016), Stefan finally cut his corporate ties (literally, with a pair of scissors), stepped out of the cubicle, and followed his heart back to the world of fiction.... kind of. Now, he writes how-to books about fiction as he makes his transition from technical writer to full-time novelist.