Writing Stories That Refuse to Stay in One Box

Presented by: Alex Hughes | Chris F Holm | Karen McCullah | Kourtney Heintz

Alex Hughes, Chris F. Holm, Karen McCullah, and Kourtney Heintz explore the creative freedom and challenges of writing stories that cross genre lines. They discuss how to balance tone, pacing, and reader expectations so different genres can coexist naturally within a single novel.

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Writing Stories That Refuse to Stay in One Box

Inside a Digital-First Publisher: The Alibi Story

Writers’ Mistakes About Law That Drive Lawyers Crazy

From Writer to Reader: Bringing a Book to Life

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