Facing the Past: Writing Characters in Dangerous Territory

Presented by: Brendan DuBois | Caroline Todd | James Ben

When characters are forced to confront a dangerous past or step into unfamiliar territory, tension rises quickly. In this session, authors explore how these elements challenge protagonists, reveal hidden truths, and drive the story forward with suspense and emotional stakes.

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