A three-book series by Joanna Booth
Write 220 words a day for a year and you'll have a full draft of a novel. This series takes you from the first idea to a finished, revised book.
The idea
220 words is shorter than a page of most paperbacks. You can write it before work, on a lunch break or last thing at night. Here's what it adds up to.
Miss a day and you've lost 220 words. That's easy to make up later in the week.
The series
Read them in order. Each book picks up where the last one ends.
Write your novel in one year
For you if you haven't started yetStart here. Set up the daily habit, find your story and write your first words.
Your first draft, week by week
For you if you're writing the draftA companion for the drafting year. Each week gives you a focus, so the draft keeps moving.
Turn your draft into a finished novel
For you if your first draft is doneYou have a complete draft. This book takes you through revising it into a novel you can share.
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