How to Keep Readers Interest in the Middle of Your Book

Presented by: Ashley Sargeant Hagan | Diane Sismour | Hank Phillippi Ryan | Jule Selbo | Rich Zahradnik

Categories: Character | Fiction | Novel | Plot | Writing

Panelists discuss what dominates their beginnings, writing in acts, keeping readers engaged in the middle of their books, and what role the middle plays.

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