Authors discuss writing from the perspective of a gender different from their own. They talk about how to do this authentically and overcome different challenges that may arise.
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Authors discuss the legitimacy of the “write what you know” cliché and life experience added in writing, from carnival life to working at a correctional facility.
In this presentation, sponsored by Sisters in Crime of Middle Tennessee, panelists dive into targeting your ideal customer through various marketing forms.
Gail Bellamy lists reasons people read and write about food, tips for writing food reviews, language to avoid while writing about food, and how a character's chosen food can reveal personality (in fiction).