How to Write a Book: From Idea to Resolution

Presented by: Bob Mayer
Categories: Writing

Writing a book can feel overwhelming without a clear path forward. Bob Mayer breaks the process into manageable stages, from shaping a strong original idea to building conflict and carrying it through a satisfying resolution. This session offers practical guidance on structure, storytelling choices, and adapting your approach to today’s evolving publishing landscape.

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