Description
Storytelling is just one part of the equation when writing a novel. If you want publishers to buy into your book and if you want that book to sell, there are steps you can take to create a more commercial story. We will learn those steps in this workshop.
This session will be closed-captioned. Closed captioning provided by Zoom auto transcription.
This session will be followed by a Q&A.
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Webinar Host
Kern Carter is the author of Boys and Girls Screaming, along with two self-published novels, Thoughts of a Fractured Soul (novella) and Beauty Scars. In addition to his writing, Kern is also a filmmaker and a professor who is committed to supporting emerging writers and helping them find their voice. He lives in Toronto.
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This session will be closed-captioned. Closed captioning provided by Zoom auto transcription.
This session will be followed by a Q&A.