You Should Write A Book Okay I'll Help
You want to write a book.
It keeps not happening.
BEEN THERE.
When I sat down to write my first book, I didn’t know where to start. Memoir or novel? What are plot points? Do an outline—WHY? HOW? WHAT?
I’VE GOT YOU.
As I work on my next novel, I’m revisiting the tools and tricks that helped me get published.
And now I wanna share those with you.
THE GOODS.
Memoir or novel? (how to decide)
How to start (your logline is your beacon)
How to write an outline (or whatever framing is right for you)
How to make sentences jump off the page (it’s competitive out there)
How to f-ing finish it (and have the confidence to start writing query letters)
Q&A.
… and a lot of what I wish I knew before I wrote two books.
THE FINE PRINT.
10 spots only, first come.
Sorry, I can’t refer you to an agent or get you a book blurb.
Full refund if you cancel at least 48 hours before.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
“Byron Lane’s [writing] workshop was smart, funny, and inspiring. He is an engaging presenter, and despite having taken ALL of the workshops and having read ALL of the craft books, this workshop laid out a roadmap in a way I hadn’t seen before, and that felt exciting and accessible: I left feeling like ‘I can DO that!’ I came away inspired, informed, and with some solid book recommendations, to boot. Don’t miss this opportunity!”—STEPHANIE PASHA, ATTENDEE, BYRON’S OCTOBER WORKSHOP
“A rewarding workshop for both new and seasoned authors. I’ve written and released a dozen books, and I walked away feeling more confident than ever!”—LANCE LANSDALE, ATTENDEE, BYRON’S OCTOBER WORKSHOP
“Byron’s workshop provided practical, candid insights on his experiences as a writer that I found extremely valuable as I consider my own first novel. I look forward to learning more from him as I continue my journey.”—CHRIS GLENNON, ATTENDEE, BYRON’S OCTOBER WORKSHOP