Generations in Conflict: Writing Family Stories That Endure

Alana White, Charlie Pearson, Debra H. Goldstein, John Hegenberger, Mary Beth Magee, and Tess Collins explore the role of family across genres and time periods. They discuss how to portray realistic family dynamics, generational conflict, and emotional legacy in both historical and contemporary fiction.

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Why Supernatural Mysteries Never Lose Their Power

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Panelists address the rapid growth of audiobooks and how they, as audiobook producers and narrators, handle it, as well as the logistics and benefits of audiobooks. The panelists also discuss audiobooks in the context of niche publishing, a form of publishing that...

Choosing the Point of View That Makes Readers Care

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Point of view affects everything a reader feels. This session explores how perspective shapes emotion, tension, and clarity, and how choosing the right POV can sharpen your voice and strengthen the connection between reader and story.

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Why Supernatural Mysteries Never Lose Their Power

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