It’s about that time, folks!
How to Outline a Book: Fiction has a new and improved edition coming out in March!
The first iteration of this workbook was published in 2021, so an update is definitely in order.
Remember: If you’re an Apprentice, you’ll get access to the ebook and audiobook for free as part of your membership, as well as a hefty discount on the paperback version should you choose to purchase that instead.
Check out the current pre-order listing now. I look forward to seeing your orders come through. Be sure to share with budding fiction writers you know who could use a bit of extra assistance. ♥
DESCRIPTION
The second edition of How to Outline a Book: Fiction by Tenesha L. Curtis is a practical workbook for fiction writers who want clear structure without sacrificing flexibility.
Combining the hands-on accessibility of K.M. Weiland’s Outlining Your Novel Workbook and the structural prowess of Lisa Cron’s Story Genius with a customizable, premise-first system, this volume guides writers from concept to first draft through straightforward exercises focused on character development and plot management.
Unlike theory-heavy craft books or rigid beat-sheet formulas, Curtis’s approach emphasizes efficiency, adaptability, and real-world application, allowing writers to outline multiple projects in a single workbook and move confidently into drafting for each one.
Designed specifically for new fiction writers, How to Outline a Book: Fiction serves as both a planning tool and a long-term reference for multi-project storytelling support.
