The Logistics of Getting Your Book into Audio Presentation

Presented by: Amanda Stribling | Chris Andrew Ciulla | Lynda Rees | Scot Ellis

Categories: AI | Audiobooks | Contracts

Panelists explain how to ensure audio adaptation success by understanding rights, the industry, contracts, and AI.

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Crime For Middle Grades: How to Write Mysteries Kids Love

Structure of a Mystery

Walter Mosley on Craft, Voice, and the Making of a Literary Icon

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