Writing May Be Solitary, But Being an Author Doesn’t Have to Be

Writing often requires long hours alone, but an author’s career extends far beyond the page. In this session, authors discuss balancing solitude with community, managing deadlines, surviving “book jail,” and building a sustainable writing life while staying connected to readers and fellow writers.

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How Screenplays Are Built

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April Kelly covers the fundamentals of screenwriting, from scene length and subplot structure to shaping a screenplay for strong dramatic impact. This session offers clear, practical guidance for building a script that works on the page and on screen.