Inside a Writing Partnership

Caroline Todd, Charles Todd, Deborah Shlian, Earl Fisher, Kelly Nichols, and Linda Fisher explore the joys and challenges of co-writing with friends and family. They discuss how creative differences are navigated and how collaboration can strengthen both the writing process and the final work.

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Characters grow older just like people do. This panel explores how to write aging protagonists with honesty and depth, using time and experience to enrich character development across multiple books without losing energy or appeal.

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What Makes a Thriller Impossible to Put Down

Karen Dionne leads Boyd Morrison, Linwood Barclay, Mike Cooper, and Owen Laukkanen in a fast-paced discussion about what defines a true thriller. They break down pacing, escalating stakes, and nonstop momentum, revealing how to deliver stories that keep readers racing...

Giving Every Character a Distinct Voice

Giving Every Character a Distinct Voice

Authentic dialogue reflects who a character is and how they see the world. Moderated by Roger Johns, Alexandra Ivy, Dana Chamblee Carpenter, Jim Nesbitt, Kelly Oliver, Lynn Chandler Willis, and Mike Faricy explore how to craft dialogue that feels natural and specific....