What Actually Works on Social Media

MaryGlenn McCombs, Rick Robinson, Scott Pearson, and Tom Robinson share what has worked best for them when using social media to reach readers. They discuss advertising, platform choices, and the importance of timing and connection, while emphasizing that the most effective approach is one that fits your voice, goals, and audience.

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Murder in the Court: Legal Thrillers

Murder in the Court: Legal Thrillers

James Scott Bell, Robert Rotstein, Sheldon Siegel, and Susan Goldstein explore where the courtroom meets high-stakes storytelling. Drawing on real legal experience, they discuss how law shapes character, sharpens plot, and adds credibility and tension to compelling...

Murder In The Great Outdoors

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Letting Characters Grow Older Without Losing Their Spark

Letting Characters Grow Older Without Losing Their Spark

Characters grow older just like people do. This panel explores how to write aging protagonists with honesty and depth, using time and experience to enrich character development across multiple books without losing energy or appeal.