Experienced novella writers explain how novellas can be defined, the changing rules, pricing, page counts, formats, getting published, and the benefits of being a novella writer.
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A panel of agents discuss what they look for in a query letter when it comes to the synopsis and how they decide which manuscripts to take on.
The panel introduces themselves and take turns reading from their books. They agree there is no set of rules for writing. One author recommends the "W" outline method and another recommends writing a story by asking "what ifs."
Mike Bodge talks about homicide and suicide by chemicals and household items. Some examples are peach pits, almonds, nicotine, and antifreeze. He also talks about how autopsies aren't always done; it depends on whether law enforcement thinks death is by natural causes...