Medical scenes in fiction are full of small inaccuracies that readers notice immediately. Dr. Ronda Wells breaks down the medical myths that appear most often in books and films, from mishandled emergencies to unrealistic hospital routines. This session gives writers practical strategies for creating medical scenes that feel authentic, informed, and dramatically effective.
Inside the Psychology of a Villain
Jule Selbo, Kimberly Dana, Kit Sanders, Sandy Clements, Sateash Hime, and T.O. Paine explore the psychology behind villainy. They discuss how motivation, personal history, and internal logic can shape antagonists who feel complex, human, and unforgettable.
