What Reviewers Want Writers to Know

Categories: Characters | Fiction | Writing

Reviews can shape how readers discover and connect with books. In this session, reviewers and authors discuss how books are evaluated, what reviewers look for in a great story, common misconceptions about the review process, and how thoughtful reviews can benefit both writers and readers.

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