Writing Short Fiction That Actually Sells

Presented by: Claire Applewhite | Cynthia Drew | Elaine Sandra Abramson | Robert McClure | Sunny Frazier

Claire Applewhite, Cynthia Drew, Elaine Sandra Abramson, Robert McClure, and Sunny Frazier share what they have learned about writing and selling short fiction. This session covers both craft and strategy, showing how strong storytelling and smart marketing work together to help short stories find readers.

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