Novel Writing Courses and "Novel Writing on Edge" Work and Study Forums
From Concept to Career Launch
Welcome to Algonkian Author Connect. Our Novel Writing and Editorial Program's course methodology, professional editorial consults, and "sell sheet" marketing approach—when coupled with supplemental AAC and "Novel Writing on Edge" guidance—creates for aspiring authors the perfect central location for the conception, writing, and production of competitive genre novels (as well as plot-focused literary novels).
You might well ask, for starters, what is the best way to utilize the forums below as efficiently as possible. If you are new to AAC, the single best approach is to begin with the forum, "Novel Writing on Edge." Read the introduction and the topics arrayed in the forum, and once done, proceed to the more inclusive NWOE novel writing and development guide partitioned into three major sections, all of them crucial, and linked to the Algonkian NWOE main website.
However, if you are currently here because you are working through an Algonkian Writer Conferences program such as the Write to Pitch 2025, the best course of action might be to acquire a copy of the kindle eBook on the left.
On a parallel track we would be remiss not to remind you to also examine and reflect upon the AAC content in the primary forum sections. All contain valuable and often fascinating insights and advice regarding the world of books, novel pitching, and even reviews of novel writing videos.
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Novel Writing on Edge - Nuance, Bewares, Actual Results
Platitudes, entitled amateurism, popular delusions, and erroneous information are all conspicuously absent from this collection. From concept to query, the goal is to provide you, the aspiring author, with the skills and knowledge it takes to realistically compete. Our best Algonkian craft archives.
So Where Do I go Now?
Labors, Sins, and Six Acts
Crucial Self-editing Techniques
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Bad Novel Writing Advice - Will it Never End?
The best "bad novel writing advice" articles culled from Novel Writing on Edge. The point isn't to axe grind, rather to warn writers about the many writer-crippling viruses that float about like asteroids of doom. And check out what Isabel says. OMG!
Margaret Atwood Said That?
Don't Outline the Novel?
Critique Criteria for Writer Groups
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Art and Life in Novel Writing
Classic and valuable archive. Misc pearls of utility plus takeaways on craft learned from books utilized in the AAC novel writing program including "Write Away" by Elizabeth George and "The Art of Fiction" by Gardner. Also, evil authors abound!
The Perfect Query Letter
The Pub Board - Your Worst Enemy?
Eight Best Prep Steps Prior to Agent Query
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The Short and Long of It
Our veteran of ten thousand submissions, Walter Cummins, pens various essays and observations regarding the art of short fiction writing, as well as long fiction. Writer? Author? Editor? Walt has done it all. And worthy of note, he was the second person to ever place a literary journal on the Internet, and that was back in early 1996. We LOVE this guy!
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Platitudes, entitled amateurism, popular delusions, and erroneous information are all conspicuously absent from this collection. From concept to query, the goal is to provide you, the aspiring author, with the skills and knowledge it takes to realistically compete. Our best Algonkian craft archives.
The best "bad novel writing advice" articles culled from Novel Writing on Edge. The point isn't to axe grind, rather to warn writers about the many writer-crippling viruses that float about like asteroids of doom. And check out what Isabel says. OMG!
Classic and valuable archive. Misc pearls of utility plus takeaways on craft learned from books utilized in the AAC novel writing program including "Write Away" by Elizabeth George and "The Art of Fiction" by Gardner. Also, evil authors abound!
Our veteran of ten thousand submissions, Walter Cummins, pens various essays and observations regarding the art of short fiction writing, as well as long fiction. Writer? Author? Editor? Walt has done it all. And worthy of note, he was the second person to ever place a literary journal on the Internet, and that was back in early 1996. We LOVE this guy!
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