How to Write a Book
From a blank page to a published ISBN — everything learned writing, designing, publishing and selling 28 Shades of India, in eight lessons.
Eight lessons. One finished book.
Most books are never finished — not for lack of talent, but because nobody shows the whole road: the idea, the structure, the middle, and what actually happens after the last full stop. This masterclass walks that road using the real decisions, drafts and mistakes behind a 365-page book.
Launch price ₹999
Coming soon- Lesson 01Finding the book only you can write
Choosing an idea, a reader and a promise — and testing it before you spend a year on it. - Lesson 02Structure before sentences
Outlines, chapter arcs and running order — how 36 journeys became one book with a beginning, a middle and a way home. - Lesson 03The daily draft
Routines, targets and the honest mechanics of getting to the end of a first draft while studying or working. - Lesson 04Voice and storytelling
Turning what happened into scenes: detail, dialogue, pace and the line that makes a reader keep going. - Lesson 05Editing in rounds
Structural edit, line edit, proofreading and beta readers — what to fix first and what to leave alone. - Lesson 06Cover, interior and images
Trim sizes, typography and layout, and using photographs legally — licences, permissions and credits. - Lesson 07ISBN and publishing in India
Getting an ISBN from the Raja Rammohun Roy National Agency, self-publishing versus a publisher, and printing. - Lesson 08Pricing, launch and selling
Setting a price, planning launch day, building a book website and selling your first hundred copies.
Before it opens
When can I start?
Enrolment opens soon — the lessons are being recorded now. When it opens, your account is created the moment you pay, and each lesson appears on your masterclass page, with an email as it goes live.
How will I watch?
Log in with the email you paid with and open your masterclass page. Videos play on phone, tablet or laptop.
Do I need writing experience?
No. It is for first-time writers with an idea, and for anyone with a half-finished manuscript who wants to see it published.
Is this only for travel writing?
No. The examples come from writing and publishing 28 Shades of India, but the process — idea, structure, drafting, editing, ISBN, launch — works for any non-fiction or fiction book.