Experienced authors discuss how to evolve alongside challenges in such a way that you can breathe new life into your career.
Read more about Rebounding: How to Have a Second–or Third or Fourth–Career in One
Panelists will discuss the factors that go into building a successful group, both online and in-person, and what they’ve learned about keeping one going.
Authors discuss the mechanics of school events, including methods of preparation, how to choose engaging content, what to charge, how to adjust to a virtual reality, and more.
Authors discuss strategies to cope with their own Imposter Syndrome as their careers evolve and they branch out into new areas of writing.
Read more about Moving the Line: Advanced Imposter Syndrome (Sponsored By Liminal Fiction)
Indie authors and artists discuss how to find and budget for an artist that best markets their stories to readers and conveys the appropriate subgenres.
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The glamor lies in first publication rights, but many stories extend their shelf lives and make extra money their authors through non-exclusive secondary sales.
Read more about The Second Life of Stories: Reprints, Translations, Audio, and More!
Writers who are successfully juggling multiple writing responsibilities talk about how to keep multiple projects on time and manage the chaos, as well as when and how to ask for help.
A detailed discussion of current best practices in how to spend your money as an author-publisher to drive sales and build your career
Read more about Spending Money to Make Money as an Indie Author (Sponsored By Liminal Fiction)
Authors with a variety of experiences in creating video discuss making video to support your author career, from brand development to content marketing to community development and management.
Several of this year’s Norton Award nominees discuss the changing role of science fiction and fantasy within the middle grade field.
Read more about Writing Middle Grade with This Year’s Norton Award Finalists