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The Art of Fiction Writing by novelist and writing coach, Emily Hanlon, is a workbook with 5 audio journeys that deepen the work of the workbook.

There are links within the e-book that take you to the audio journey that is best for where you are in the workbook. You can return to the audios whenever you like. The five journeys are all very different and are geared to take you into your creative unconscious.

The Art of Fiction Writing, shows you how to unleash and develop characters from the imagination. Easy-to-use techniques, fiction writing prompts and creative writing tips open doorways to your imagination, and teach you a way of writing that will surprise, delight and free the writer in you!

Here's a sample of what you will learn:

How to develop three-dimensional characters.

The five basic ingredients of the scene in storytelling.

How to turn fact into fiction.

How to interview characters so they spill the beans about their lives and their stories, without your having to work so hard! This a great technique that you won't find any place else.

How to identify and quiet your Inner Critic... Quieting your Inner Critic is the single most important step in unleashing the passion of your writing. The Art of Fiction Writing shows you how.

Here’s what readers are saying about Emily Hanlon’s Art of Fiction Writing:

"For the past 17 years I've been struggling to write fiction, to write vivid, passionate fiction that engages both the mind and the heart. Working with Emily's process in The Art of Fiction Writing has freed me to be able to do that and I am eternally grateful to her for it." ~Susan Elizabeth Davis ~

"Emily's workbook and CDs are helping me get past the part of my mind that writes rational, predictable, orderly and boring work. The more I use The Art of Fiction Writing, the more I'm discovering exciting, surprising and unpredictable sources of creativity. I feel as if I'm getting a lot of guidance in recognizing and getting past the monsters that guard the gate to truly creative writing." ~ Amy Meltzer

“Thanks, Emily, for being my muse. It's been said many (perhaps too many) times, "When the student is ready, the teacher will appear." And that’s exactly what you were for me when I read The Art of Fiction Writing. I was ready to hear what you had to say at just the right time in my life and I've never enjoyed writing more...or enjoyed more success at it!’ Bob Zaslow