Writing from the Headlines

Categories: Craft | Research | True Crime | Writing

Authors inspired by true crime speak on their experiences and how to properly and thoughtfully write a story based on a headline.

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Writing YA

Craft, Writing, YA

This panel discussion focused on young adult (YA) literature. The panelists explored what defines YA beyond protagonist age, including themes of agency, family dynamics, fitting in, and first experiences.

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