From Book to Buzz: Marketing for Thriller Writers

Categories: Marketing | Planning | Publishing

This session explores practical ways in which thriller writers can build momentum after publication by connecting story branding, innovative marketing, and reader engagement to support long-term success.

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Helping Young Readers Fall in Love with Books

Children, Suspense, Tweens

James R. Hannibal, Jane Suen, Kimberly Dana, Lynn Slaughter, and Sheila Sobel explore the craft of writing for readers ages 9 to 12. They discuss voice, theme, and the importance of sparking curiosity and imagination during this formative stage of reading development.

Writing Killer Endings

Conclusion, Mainplot, Subplots

Jaden Terrell discusses effective techniques for crafting a compelling ending that resonates with readers. She emphasizes the importance of connecting the conclusion to subplots, scene structures, and character development.

Writing Convincing Stories in Foreign Places

Craft, Setting, Travel

International settings can add depth and excitement to fiction. Learn how writers research foreign locations, balance imagination with accuracy, and use politics, history, and culture to create immersive worlds.

From Book to Buzz: Marketing for Thriller Writers

Helping Young Readers Fall in Love with Books

Writing Killer Endings

Writing Convincing Stories in Foreign Places

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