Turning Writing into a Game You Want to Win

Categories: Craft | Productivity | Writing

Amy Denton, J.J. Cagney, Kemper Donovan, Ley Esses, Paul McHugh, and Sandy Clements share realistic approaches to managing time. They discuss balancing creativity with deadlines, structure, and the many demands of daily life.

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How the Publishing Process Really Works

Agents, Alternative Publishing, Distribution, Editing, Formatting, Publishing

Billie Johnson, Denise Dietz, Laurie Edwards, and Tony Burden discuss their submission criteria and share insight into what makes a strong query or manuscript. They also offer practical guidance on how to approach publishers with confidence and clarity.

Writing Characters With Depth and Dimension

Character, Craft, Writing

Misty Berry and her panel explore how to create fully realized characters with depth, emotion, and meaningful backstory. This session also examines common pitfalls of relying on archetypes and offers strategies for developing characters that feel authentic and engaging.

What Police Work Really Looks Like When the Cameras Are Gone

Homicide, Law Enforcement, Writing

What does police work really look like beyond the sirens and shortcuts of fiction? This session gives writers an inside view of everyday law enforcement, from investigative procedures to the realities officers face on the job. It breaks down how cases actually move...

Turning Writing into a Game You Want to Win

How the Publishing Process Really Works

Writing Characters With Depth and Dimension

What Police Work Really Looks Like When the Cameras Are Gone

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