Phil Cioffari gives advice about technical parts of novel writing, such as tension, voice, and language choices. He suggests close reading to identify why a story works and reading your own work out loud to catch mistakes.
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Authors talk about the art of writers living vicariously through characters in mystery and suspense novels.
This panel focuses on strategies for plotting and outlining, with some authors identifying as plotters who create detailed outlines before writing, while others described themselves as "pantsers" who write by intuition, or hybrids of both approaches.
Alana White moderates a panel of authors who discuss their approaches to setting and tone in their writing.