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Writing the Irresistible Hero

Presented by: Jane B Lee | Judy L. Murray | R.G. Belsky | Rodney Syler | Terry Shepherd | Thomas A. Burns Jr.
Categories: Character Fiction | Writing

Jane B. Lee, Judy L. Murray, R.G. Belsky, Rodney Syler, Terry Shepherd, and Thomas A. Burns Jr. talk about what makes a hero unforgettable. From crafting likable flaws to building emotional depth and growth, these authors share how to create characters readers connect with and remember long after the final page.

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