How to write a book in a week?

• Writing a Book in a Week requires 2 Factors :
  • A Clear Plan.
  • And 2-3 hours per day.

Summary – Write a Book in a week in 4 steps

1. Create a Character Group you want to Follow.
2. Define why you want to Follow them.
3. Define their End.
4. Plan your Story.
   1. Create at least 3 Organizations
   2. 3 to 6 Environments
   3. 10 different Stories/Chapters

How to write a 100+ pages book in a week?

• How many pages can you hope to Write in a week?
• If you’re already writing 1-2 pages every day you can write a 30-60 pages in a month.
• 1-2 pages a day would give you a 7-14 pages short story in a week.
• In order to get a 100 pages book you’d need to write 14 pages every day.
• Can you do it?

• Can you write 100 pages in a Week?
• You can.
• It’s just difficult.
• You’ll need a project you’re more passionate about than usual.
• If you find 1 it will become Enjoyable.
• And that’s why it’s the best way to progress.
• A project that’s both Challenging & Enjoyable.

• Why would you do it?
• To become better.
• And become better faster.
• Working with a firm time limit is the best way to progress.
• Just as having high expectations.
• 100 pages in a week may be the best way to improve faster.

How long will it take, on a daily basis?

• Can you write 14 pages a day in an Hour?
• Maybe not.
• Even if you’re experienced.
• Trying 14 pages per hour as a beginner is probably not possible.
• Except if you do not care too much about Result.
• What would be a more appropriate amount of time?

• Can you write 14 pages a day in 3-4 Hours?
• That’s highly likely.
• If you’re experienced you can do it in as little as 2-3 hours.
• If you can already write up to 10 pages in that amount of time that’s only a matter of months.
• Set it as a your new target.
• And in half a year you should be able to produce that result consistently.

• How should I get Started?
• If you can’t produce that amount of pages start with a lower objective.
• Can you write 4-5 pages a day?
• Can you make a story out of these 4-5 pages?
• Writing a short Story every day is one of the best ways to get you started.
• You productivity will peak after a year if you write a page the 1st month.
• And gradually ascend to up to 10 pages at the end of the year.
• It’s all about enjoying the Process.

You can find more on how to write Really short stories here.

Summarize the most Important Chapters

• Summarize
• Summarize the Whole Story in 1 sentence.
• Summarize the End in 1 sentence.
• Summarize the Introduction in 1 sentence.
• Summarize the 3 Main Crisis in 1 sentence each.

• Resolution
• How does it End?
• Where does it End?
• Which Issue occurs?
• Who is involved?
• How can the Issue be solved?
• Can it be Solved?
• How does the Story end for each Character?
• Which New Event occurs?
• Which New Environment is Discovered?
• Which New Character is Introduced?

• Introduction
• Where does the Story Begin?
• What is the Atmosphere?
• Who are the People?
• Where do they Live?
• How do they Live?
• What are their Issues?
• How do they manage them?
• Which Event occurs?
• How is the 1st Environment of the Story?
• Which Character is Introduced?

• Escalation
• How does it Escalate?
• Where does it Happen?
• Which Issue occurs?
• Who is involved?
• How can the Issue be solved?
• What should it lead to?
• What does it lead to?
• Which New Event occurs?
• Which New Environment is Discovered?
• Which New Character is Introduced?

• Crisis
• Which Crisis should the Characters Face?
• Where does it Happen?
• Why does it Happen?
• How does it Happen?
• Which Issue occurs?
• Who is involved?
• How can the Issue be solved?
• What should it lead to?
• What does it lead to?
• Which New Event occurs?
• Which New Environment is Discovered?
• Which New Character is Introduced?

If you want to know how to summarize a Book in 1 Page

The Outline

• What do you need?
• You need a Group of Characters.
• You need a Setting.
• And you need a Theme.

• How many Characters do you need?
• 3 to 6 would be enough.
• Which Kind of Characters do you need?
• You’ll need 3 Functions:
  • Protagonists.
  • Antagonist.
  • Supports.
• You’ll need 4 Roles:
  • Rivals.
  • Enticers.
  • Advisors.
  • Protectors.

Each of these Roles & Functions is developed in our Article on Archetypes.

• Attachment
• Define why you’re attached to these Characters.
• It will be easier to induce attachment between the Characters & the Public if you make use of Archetypes.
• You can use a Class system.
• As well as a Species system.
• It may make the writing easier.
• Anything that makes your Characters more Memorable is Beneficial.

• How many Environments/Settings?
• 3 to 6 would be ideal.
• Even though, the whole story can unfold in a Single location.
• Which kind of Settings do you need?
• You will need 5 kind of locations:
  • a Resting place,
  • a Gathering place,
  • a Confrontation place,
  • an Aftermath place &
  • a Separation place.
• Generally you will find settings like:
  • A Café/a Restaurant/a Park
  • A House/Apartment/Basement
  • A Grand place/Main square/City Center/Agora
  • A Hostile setting, Urban or Natural
  • A Welcoming setting, Urban or Natural
• Any Room can serve any of these Purposes.
• Therefore, a Single Room can have multiple uses.
• Experiment to find out what suits you the most.

• How many Chapters?
• 10 to 12.
• So that you can track the advancement of the Character easily.
• Your main Theme will unfold within these 10-12 Chapters.
• You’ll generally develop it through 3-4 sub-Themes.
• If you want to make the writing clearer develop each of these sub-Theme through a singular Character.

The Timeline

• Day 1
• Write the Story’s Plan.
• A 10 Chapter’s Story will make the Writing & Reading easier.
• Keep the Chapters short, 7-10 pages.
• Design 2 – 3 Characters.
  • It would be even better if you’d Draw them.
• Write Chapter 1.
  • Make it shorter than others.
  • This allows you to finish it faster.
  • And fasten the Story pace since the beggining.

• Day 2
• Write Chapter 2 & 3.
• Finish Chapter 1 if you haven’t.

• Day 3
• Write Chapter 4 & 5.
• Design 1 additional Character.
  • It will probably an Antagonist.

• Day 4
• Write Chapter 6.
  • Chapter 6 is the Central Crisis of your Story.
  • You want to spend more time on it.
• Do the 1st editing.
  • Focus on Consistency issues.

• Day 5
• Write Chapter 7 & 8.
• Design 1 last Character.
  • If you need it.
  • It could be the true Antagonist.
  • Or another Support.

• Day 6
• Write Chapter 9.
  • Same remarks as for Chapter 6.
• So the 2nd editing.
  • Focus on Coherence issues.

• Day 7
• Write Chapter 10
• Do your 3rd editing.
  • Focus on Orthograph, Grammar & Semantic issues.