Turning the Pages: How to Keep Them Reading

Deborah Sharp leads a lively discussion with John M. Taylor, John Thompson, and Tom Jones on what truly keeps readers turning pages. From pacing and character development to chapter endings and narrative momentum, this session breaks down the craft choices that hook readers early and keep them engaged all the way to the final page.

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