Writers Game Night: Competition, Creativity, and Career Stories

Categories: Authors | Career | Writing

Authors take part in a series of fun and competitive games while sharing stories and experiences from their writing careers. This lively session offers humor, insight, and candid conversation about the challenges and triumphs of life as a writer.

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