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This is a long one and I’m sure one that plenty of authors at this conference waited for. Agents and Business: Finding (and keeping) The Right Agent For You. Panel
This is a long one and I’m sure one that plenty of authors at this conference waited for. Agents and Business: Finding (and keeping) The Right Agent For You. Panel
The next two panels are here. The Power of Genre: How Romance Challenge our Perspective on Art. Nick Hicks and Alix Hicks, Amber D. Samuel and Avery Keelan with Tamara
Today’s panels were some of my favorite. Let’s dive in. A Brand is something you can trust. The panel comprises Nikki Pierce, Crystal J Johnson, Avery Keelan, Felicity Vaughn and
Today’s panels were some of my favorite. The first one. A Writer Walks into the Bar (comedy panel) Zoe Blessing led the panel, and the speakers were Michael Estrin, Debra
The two next panels were really a bit of eye openers in their own categories. First up; Hwalin Oh, and David Shinok Lee speaking about Webtoon. What I loved about
The key panelist was Clarissa North that led the others into a deep discussion about what makes romances work and how to hook your readers. They spoke about: Obstacles, tropes,
There are plenty of online writing tools out there. Like ProwritingAid, Grammarly, Plottr, and many others. One Stop for Writers is a site similar to Plottr but on steroids. You
The Writer’s Bible: The Occupation TheSaurus. Okay, so a month ago, I started this post on books I think every author needs to invest in. These books are a
Okay, so weeks ago, I started this post on books I think every author needs to invest in. These books are a great asset that will help you to write
Okay, so two weeks ago, I started this post on books I think every author needs to invest in. These books are a great asset that will help you to
This is a long one and I’m sure one that plenty of authors at this conference waited for. Agents and Business: Finding (and keeping) The Right Agent For You. Panel
The next two panels are here. The Power of Genre: How Romance Challenge our Perspective on Art. Nick Hicks and Alix Hicks, Amber D. Samuel and Avery Keelan with Tamara