Wondering how you can relay your imagination into a reality to your audience? Then this Fiction Mastery Course is all you need to master the effectiveness of your fiction stories.

IMAGINE…

Becoming the most influential and famous author at the top of people’s mind.

Making people stay glued to your fiction story knowing fully well that it’s surreal.

Controlling the minds and actions of several readers just by your imagination.

Your cock-and-bull story becoming a convincing reality in someone’s mind.

Your imaginary character being someone’s best hero.

Footing several bills just by selling your imaginations.

YOU REALLY WISH FOR ALL THESE YET YOU’RE NOT MAKING ANY MOVE BECAUSE:

You feel you don’t just fit in as a writer;

You don’t even know the basics of fiction writing;

You always find it difficult to put down your thoughts into words;

You find it difficult to completely write a book;

You feel your book might not be good enough and end up being rejected;

You lack the convincing power in your stories;

You feel there’s never an inspiration to write the best stories;

Your previously published book didn’t sell so well.

IF ALL THESE ARE YOUR FEARS AND DISCOURAGEMENT, WE FEEL YOUR PAINS!

A popular Nigerian author, Chinua Achebe’s success story should inspire you that anyone can achieve their dreams if they set their heart to it.

Writing his first book, Things Fall Apart, he first carved it to his liking; after which he took advantage of a London advertisement offering a typing service. He sent the only copy of his handwritten manuscript (along with the £22 fee) to the London company.

After he waited several months without receiving any communication from the company, Achebe began to worry. Fortunately, his boss at the NBS, Angela Beattie was going to London for her annual leave; so he asked her to visit the company. She did and angrily demanded to know why the manuscript was lying ignored in the corner of the office.

Instantly, the company sent a typed copy to Achebe. Beattie’s intervention was crucial for his ability to continue as a writer. Had the novel been lost, he later said, “I would have been so discouraged that I would probably have given up altogether.”

In 1958, Achebe sent his novel to the agent recommended by Gilbert Phelps in London. It was sent to several publishing houses; some rejected it immediately, claiming that fictions from African writers had no market potential. Finally, it reached the office of Heinemann, where executives hesitated until an educational adviser, Donald MacRae, just back in England after a trip through West Africa, read the book and forced the company’s hand with his succinct report: “This is the best novel I have read since the war”.

Heinemann published 2,000 hardcover copies of Things Fall Apart on 17 June, 1958.

According to Alan Hill, employed by the publisher at the time, the company did not “touch a word of it” in preparation for release. The book was received well by the British press, and received positive reviews from critic Walter Allen and novelist Angus Wilson.

Three days after publication, The Times Literary Supplement wrote that the book “genuinely succeeds in presenting tribal life from the inside”. The observer called it “an excellent novel”, and the Literary Magazine Time and Tide said that Mr. Achebe’s style is a model for aspirants.

Having read through that story, you should without doubt know that you can become a great fiction writer if you’re determined to be.

THIS COURSE HELPS BUILD YOUR INFLUENCE AND CREATIVITY AND MAKES YOU AN EFFECTIVE AND CONVINCING FICTION WRITER:

> Even if you’re an undergraduate or a graduate;

> Even if you don’t know how to write a story at all;

> Even if you’re not a creative and convincing writer;

> Even if you’re already have other professions.