A deconstruction of Edgar Allen Poe, including where and how he got his ideas and who he was as a man. Panelist also discusses the long-lasting influence Poe has on writing, especially in mystery and horror.
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Authors of historical novels shared their backgrounds and experiences writing historical fiction across different time periods from the American Revolution to the 1950s.
This practical session explores how to approach authors and industry professionals for book blurbs. It covers networking with intention, building authentic relationships, and crafting requests that lead to thoughtful endorsements.
This continuation of the writing workshop offers deeper feedback and discussion as writers share their work and receive guidance from experienced panelists. The focus remains on refining craft, strengthening structure, and improving overall storytelling.