What is regional fiction, how can it be distinctly portrayed, and how can it be incorporated into the story?
To access this content, please sign up as a member.
Check out these other resources:
Michael Havelin talks about why photography is important to writers. Pictures can help research and gather facts for the setting in a book. Michael advises writers not to overwhelm readers with details. He also briefly talks about critique groups.
This presentation focuses on "The Power of No" in crime mystery writing. The speaker discusses how withholding information creates tension and engages readers.
This presentation focuses on how to develop more complex and compelling villain characters in fiction by applying principles from Robert Greene's book.