In this class, author John DeDakis looks at the novel writing process in two ways: from the big-picture vantage point and then from the scene-writing perspective.
Qualities of Fiction
Panelists discuss what qualities good fictions demands.
In this class, author John DeDakis looks at the novel writing process in two ways: from the big-picture vantage point and then from the scene-writing perspective.
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Panelists discuss what qualities good fictions demands.
Crime in the art world? Stalkers, artists, sleuths, antiques, art galleries, thieves, forgers, and armed guards with the common denominator of murder.
This panel discusses their approaches to writing mystery and crime novels, emphasizing the importance of pacing to keep readers engaged.