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Journalism is literature in a hurry

How to Start a Novel

Do you have an idea for a novel swimming around in your head but can’t seem to put the first word down? Does procrastination keep you from starting, or do you have so many ideas you don’t know which one to choose? Maybe you want to write a novel but don’t have an idea of what it would be about. This class will teach you how to get past all these barricades. We will discuss how to get started on your writing project and will put pen to paper. By the end of the second class you will know how to keep going and what to expect along the way.

Note: No prerequisite. This course provides an overview and introduction, plus lots of encouragement. The next course in the sequence is Novel Writing I (WCWP-40187).

Course Number: GINT-81273   Credit: 0 units

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There are no sections of this course planned for the current quarter. Please contact the Arts, Humanities & Languages department at (858) 964-1051 or ahl@ucsd.edu for information about when this course will be offered again.