Writing Across the Divide

Mystery & Crime • Thriller & Suspense • Writing Craft
2012
Featuring Alan Jacobson, Alexandra Sokoloff, Daniel Palmer, Elizabeth George, Tom Schreck

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Alan Jacobson, Alexandra Sokoloff, Daniel Palmer, Elizabeth George, and Tom Schreck share their experiences writing from the opposite sex’s point of view. They discuss authenticity, empathy, and the creative risks that come with stepping outside familiar perspectives.

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