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What Is Your B Story and Why Does It Matter?

Presented by: Brenda Donelan | Carrie Smith | Cathi Stoler | Kelly Oliver | Roger Johns | Sharon Hopkins
Categories: Advice | Author | Writing Tips

A strong subplot can elevate an entire novel. Moderated by Sharon Hopkins, Brenda Donelan, Carrie Smith, Cathi Stoler, Kelly Oliver, and Roger Johns discuss how to develop a compelling B story that supports the main plot. This session focuses on using subplots to deepen character, reinforce theme, and create a richer reading experience.

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