Are you a Mad Plotter? Find your way to plot a novel

Have you started a novel and stalled halfway through? Or do you have a great idea but no idea how to shape it into a story?

Join author and educator Irveen Kaur for The Mad Plotter, a hands-on workshop that demystifies how novels are built.

In this workshop you'll:

discover whether you're a plotter, a pantser or a plantser, and how to work with your natural style
learn the plot structures behind bestselling novels and find the one that fits your story
map the key turning points of your own story, so you leave with a working plan and not just notes

The plot structures we'll explore:

Three-Act Structure: the classic setup, confrontation and resolution behind most commercial fiction
The Hero's Journey: your character leaves the ordinary world, faces trials and returns transformed
Save the Cat: fifteen story beats that keep your pacing tight, a favourite for genre and YA writers
Seven-Point Story Structure: plan backwards from your ending, then build hooks, plot turns and pinch points to get there
Freytag's Pyramid: rising action to a central climax, then falling action. It's ideal for dramatic and literary fiction.
Fichtean Curve: you open straight into the action and build tension through a series of crises. It's perfect for thrillers and page-turners.
Kishōtenketsu: a four-part East Asian structure driven by a twist or shift in perspective rather than conflict
Snowflake Method: you grow your story from a single sentence into a full scene-by-scene plan

Whether you're writing your first chapter or rescuing a stuck draft, you'll walk away clear, confident and ready to write.

Contact the host of The Mad Plotter Workshop by Irveen Kaur

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