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Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy
Introducing Science Fiction and Fantasy
o1 Course Overview (4:08)
02 What is Science Fiction and Fantasy? (2:50)
03 Why Write Science Fiction and Fantasy? (2:50)
04 Fantasy Origins (2:47)
05 Science Fiction Origins (10:05)
06 Fantasy Authors (5:04)
07 Science Fiction Authors (6:06)
08 What Makes Great Science Fiction and Fantasy? (4:21)
09 Fantasy Genres (4:51)
10 Science Fiction Genres (14:55)
11 Young Adult and Middle Grade Science Fiction and Fantasy (9:15)
World Building
12 Plot vs, Story (12:13)
13 Space Travel (15:40)
14 Time Travel (16:34)
15 Psy Powers (4:58)
16 Magic (12:44)
17 World Building (28:22)
Story Structure
18 Character Building (10:29)
19 Your Protagonist (13:57)
20 Your Antagonist (7:14)
21 Other Characters (7:32)
22 Dramatic Elements (10:04)
23 Story Structure (11:30)
24 Act 1 (13:00)
25 Act 2 (10:44)
26 Act 3 (13:18)
27 Scene and Sequel (11:03)
The Writing Process
28 Conflict (5:57)
29 Suspense (6:07)
30 Mystery (4:14)
31 Pacing (5:23)
32 Viewpoint (8:35)
33 Voice (10:09)
34 Tense (4:59)
35 Setting (13:40)
36 Dialogue (15:00)
37 Beginnings and Endings (8:42)
38 Writing Big (9:41)
39 Writing Well (6:50)
40 Manuscript Evaluation (9:56)
Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy
41 Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy - Time Travel (4:56)
42 Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy - Multiple Worlds (7:29)
43 Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy - Alternate Realities (7:10)
44 Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy - The Future (5:17)
Getting Published
45 Marketing Collateral (4:50)
46 Traditional Publishing (10:43)
47 Self-Publishing (6:01)
48 Cover Art (8:18)
49 Marketing (11:39)
50 Next Steps (1:34)
42 Analyzing Great Science Fiction and Fantasy - Multiple Worlds
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