Writing Someone Not You: Men Writing Female, Women Writing Male, LGBTQIAS+, Age, Class, and Race

Categories: Character | Diversity | Tropes | Writing

Panelists explain how to get out of your comfort zone as a writer to write about people unlike yourself while avoiding stereotypes and tropes.

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Bioterrorism

Bioterrorism

The implications and logistics of bioterrorism are discussed, ranging from the exposure and transmission of deadly chemicals, how it would affect the target, and historical and modern references.