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Anne Tom

Falmouth, MA
Fiction, novel-writing, poetry, short stories, art, theater, history, American Studies, museums, architecture, New England Literary History, political activism. A Bostonian living on Cape Cod, after DC; NYC; Los Angeles; Honolulu; Athens, Georgia; Old Town Alexandria, Virginia.
Friday, April 3
 

9:00am EDT

1I: Moral Villains and Sinning Heroes: Creating Complex CharactersFULL Beacon Hill Room - 4th FloorWayétu Moore

1:45pm EDT

3E: Please Sir, I Want Some More: How to Construct a Story with Multiple Timelines or ProtagonistsFULL Whittier Room - 4th FloorMichelle Hoover

3:30pm EDT

4D: Negotiating Time in Memoir and NovelsFULL Tremont Room - 4th FloorMaya Lang
 
Saturday, April 4
 

9:00am EDT

5G: Dialogue: Crafting Conversation in FictionFILLING Whittier Room - 4th FloorMitali Perkins

10:15am EDT

6G: Do Leave Them Hanging: Why Suspense is Critical in Any Fiction And How To Create ItFULL Statler Room - Mezzanine LevelAnna Solomon

1:45pm EDT

7F: Approaching Race as a White WriterFILLING Whittier Room - 4th FloorJess Row

3:30pm EDT

8F: How to Create an Irresistible Narrator Statler Room - Mezzanine LevelSteve Almond
 
Sunday, April 5
 

10:15am EDT

9C: Dramatis Personae, or, What Are All These Characters Doing in Your Story?FILLING Tremont Room - 4th FloorLynne Barrett

11:45am EDT

10B: Tell It From All Sides: Writing a Story with Multiple Points of ViewFILLING White Hill Room - 4th FloorAngie Kim • Mira T. Lee