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The Prophesy Tower. Write A Novel Challenge. The Introduction and Countdown to the Final Chapter. An Amazing Achievement by UAE Schools.
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The Prophesy Tower. Write A Novel Challenge. The Introduction and Countdown to the Final Chapter. An Amazing Achievement by UAE Schools.

by James MullanSeptember 4, 2020

The Prophesy Tower. Write A Novel Challenge – An Amazing Achievement by UAE Schools and Students

Does a school in the UAE have a future best-selling, Booker Prize winning, Nobel laureate accepting author in its ranks? Maybe the Emirates even has a few of them, who just need a little encouragement to get those creative juices flowing?

Our first joint initiative with our sister site, WhichSchoolAdvisor.com, intends to find out with the Write a Novel Challenge!

The teams at SchoolsCompared.com and WhichSchoolAdvisor.com have decided that the time is right to uncover the UAE’s young ‘master storytellers’ and to give them their place in the spotlight.

We have launched our ‘Write a Novel Challenge’ which is, effectively, a literary relay with individual children writing a single chapter of a novel of around 1,000 words.

The story began with its first chapter published both here on SchoolsCompared.com and on WhichSchoolsCompared.com on 31st May 2020.

Our aim? A fully fledged novel written in just 90 days that engages the skills and passion of some of the very finest young writers in the UAE.

 

The Challenge

We put out the challenge to schools asking them to nominate two to three of their top talented writers – and what a response we had! In total 24 schools from around the UAE promptly answered the call and will be participating in the programme.

The ‘Write A Novel Challenge’ will work like this: each weekday one writer from one school will write a single chapter of up to 1,000 words. Immediately, a writer from another school will pick up the story-line and take it in any direction they like by completing the next chapter of a similar length. Students from Year 9 have been invited to participate in the challenge.

Given the average novel is around 60,000 to 90,000 words we believe we should be able to complete the ‘magnus opus’ by the middle of September, an impressive turnaround time for a novel. Each chapter will be loaded the day following completion on the SchoolsCompared.com and WhichSchoolAdvisor.com websites.

Prior to beginning their great literary adventure all writers (and their teachers) were invited to attend an online mentoring session hosted by three very successful authors with Dubai links; Annabel Kantaria, Brandy Scott and Rachel Hamilton. The young authors will receive advice on how to keep readers engaged and can ask questions about the process and craft of composing a proper ‘page turner’!

 

Writing the Perfect Novel – Three top Writers Give advice to Aspiring Young Writers …

https://youtu.be/Lb9ZBK16lHY

So keep close to SchoolsCompared.com and WhichSchoolAdvisor.com over the final week as we build up to the final chapter of what has been the Summer blockbuster of 2020.

Volume 1 – Chapters 1 – 66 – In Full.

Write a novel challenge Chapter 12 provides an insight into the purest most absolute form of structured rage.

The Prophesy Tower – A Novel.

To read Chapter 1, click here.

To read Chapter 2, click here.

To read Chapter 3, click here.

To read Chapter 4, click here.

To read Chapter 5, click here.

To read Chapter 6, click here.

To read Chapter 7, click here.

To read Chapter 8, click here.

To read Chapter 9, click here.

To read Chapter 10, click here.

To read Chapter 11, click here.

To read Chapter 12, click here.

To read Chapter 13, click here.

To read Chapter 14, click here.

To read Chapter 15, Click here.

To read Chapter 16, click here.

To read Chapter 17, click here.

To read Chapter 18, click here.

To read Chapter 19, click here.

To read Chapter 20, click here.

To read Chapter 21, click here.

To read Chapter 22, click here.

To read Chapter 23, click here.

To read Chapter 24, click here.

To read Chapter 26. click here.

To read Chapter 27, click here.

To read Chapter 28, click here.

To read Chapter 29, click here.

To read Chapter 30, click here.

To read Chapter 31, click here.

To read Chapter 32, click here.

To read Chapter 33, click here.

To read Chapter 34, click here.

To read Chapter 35, click here

To read Chapter 36, click here.

To read Chapter 37, click here.

To read Chapter 38, click here.

To read Chapter 39, click here.

To read Chapter 40, click here.

To read Chapter 41, click here.

To read Chapter 42, click here.

To read Chapter 43, click here.

To read Chapter 44, click here.

To read Chapter 45, click here.

To read Chapter 46, click here

To read Chapter 47, click here.

To read Chapter 48, click here.

To read Chapter 49, click here.

To read Chapter 50, click here.

To read Chapter 51, click here.

To read Chapter 52, click here.

To read Chapter 53, click here.

To read Chapter 54, click here.

To read Chapter 55, click here.

To read Chapter 56, click here.

To read Chapter 57, click here.

To read Chapter 58, click here.

To read Chapter 59, click here.

To read Chapter 60, click here.

To read Chapter 61, click here.

To read Chapter 62, click here.

To read Chapter 63, click here.

To read Chapter 64, click here.

To read Chapter 65, click here.

To read Chapter 66, click here.

For further information on WhichSchoolAdvisor.com, click here.

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About The Author
James Mullan
James Mullan - MD, Co-Founder Contact: jamesmullan [at] whichschooladvisor.com One of the two founders of WhichSchoolAdvisor.com James Mullan has been a communications advisor for more than 20 years, working with some of the most successful global and regional brands. He has been running his own communications consultancy, based in Dubai, for almost seven years. He's also taken an active role in community events and was one of the founding committee members for the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature. As a long-time resident of the UAE and a parent of two daughters, James has a deep interest in the education sector and is delighted to be playing a role, however modest, in its development. Contact for: General business issues. James may also be contacted for media comment.

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