Research: Writing What You DON’T Know for Story, Pacing, and Confidence

Categories: Pacing | Plot | Research

Writing outside your own experience can feel intimidating, but it does not have to slow your story down. A.H. Scott, Amy Denton, Christy Hoover, Dr. Marc J. Aguilera, Sara Wigal, and Susan Ouellette discuss how thoughtful research strengthens credibility without overwhelming the narrative. This session shows writers how to approach unfamiliar subjects with respect and accuracy while using research to improve pacing, deepen story, and write with greater confidence.

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