Go beyond Google Searches as we dig into the tools writers rely on to craft their stories. From tips on performing expert interviews to online resources, our panelists share their favorites tools.
Should you write for readers of a particular gender? If so, how do you do it? If not, how do you make the story accessible to all? Explore these and other questions about the role of reader gender.
How far can you go in a YA story? Are there any YA taboos left? Or are the gloves off in modern YA? Join us as we talk about where the boundaries are for modern YA stories.
With a decade or more age difference between many writers and the YA protagonists they write about, we look at tips for writing younger characters that still feel real to the reader.
What makes a story YA? What types of stories work for a YA book? Does your hero have to take his shirt off? Explore these and other YA mysteries in this exploration of what makes a story "YA."
New York Times Bestselling author Michael A. Stackpole presents his three week program for preparing yourself to write a novel.
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New York Times Bestselling author Michael A. Stackpole presents his three week program for preparing yourself to write a novel. This set of 21 exercises is broken down to give you everything from character creation to world building, practical plotting devices, dialogue development and character voice creation tools. This program is a practical, kick-in-the-pants place to start your career.
Bestselling author Patrick Rothfuss tells stories, reads from his books, and has an awesome time with his fans. Prepare for passionate cussing, laughter, and an outside chance of the Rothfuss singing.
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Join New York Times Bestselling author Patrick Rothfuss as he tells stories, reads from his books, answers questions, and has an all-around awesome time with his fans. Be prepared for passionate cussing, joking and laughter, and an outside chance of the Rothfuss singing.