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Lee Barton

Friday, April 3
 

9:00am EDT

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

10:15am EDT

2J: Desires, Fears, Urges, & Inhibitions: Narrating Your Characters’ Fantasy Lives Cambridge Room - 4th FloorErin Almond

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

4H: A Tale of Two Narrative Modes: Linear vs. Atmospheric StorytellingFULL Cabot Room - 4th FloorShuchi Saraswat • Stacy Mattingly
 
Saturday, April 4
 

9:00am EDT

5B: Perfecting Voice in Historical FictionFILLING Newbury Room - 4th FloorVirginia Pye

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

7H: Writing Evil: How to Harness Lethal Characters in Stories of Tragedy and Trauma Tremont Room - 4th FloorSahar Mustafah

3:30pm EDT

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

10:15am EDT

9F: Character-Driven Plot Stuart Room - 4th FloorLauren Wilkinson

11:45am EDT

10D: Plotting, Pantsing and Everything in Between: How to Find Your Way Through That Messy First DraftFILLING Franklin Room - 4th FloorMichele Ferrari • Andrea Meyer