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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Saralyn Richard and a panel of authors dive into the meaning of a "Red Herring" and the art of misdirecting the reader. They also discuss what authors may owe readers in terms of satisfying or open-ended explanations.
Susan Finch—an associate professor and dean at Belmont University—presents “How to Trick Our Brain to Keep Reading” by looking at the crucial aspects of the first chapter.