The Long Game: Tips for Staying Enthusiastic While in the Middle of Your Book

Presented by: Becki Willis | Christy J. Kendall | Marco Patitucci | Sam Severn | Vladi Avdi

Categories: Roundtable | Writing | Writing Tips

A writers’ roundtable discussion where several authors shared their experiences, challenges, and advice about the writing process.

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The Long Game: Tips for Staying Enthusiastic While in the Middle of Your Book

Chills and Thrills: Teaching Suspense Writing to Kids

Using Your Protagonist’s Goals to Drive the Story Forward

Crossing Genres: Combining Without Getting Muddy

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