The second instructional webinar covered: • How to define your story direction. • Finding your voice as the narrator. • Research tips and how to handle incomplete or unreliable memories. • Writing about sensitive or dark topics. • Outlining techniques...

The second group coaching workshop provided the opportunity to discuss story direction, story structure, outlining progress, ask general questions, and get advice. This webinar followed the second instructional webinar, which covered: • How to define...

Are you a pantser or a plotter? Author Tammy Kaehler describes the "Seat of your Pants" writing method used by many authors who prefer not to outline their books before writing them.

Barry Rothstein outlines the process of creating a 3-D book, from drafting, to shooting, to printing. It's a fascinating look at the equipment and techniques used to create an interactive reading experience.

Bestselling author Liza Palmer discusses the various approaches to writing, including "pantsing" (flying by the seat of your pants), using outlines, playlists, and character sketches, and skipping the self judgment.

Author Gary Small, who has written many Nonfiction books, describes what goes into a good proposal, including sample chapters, outlines, and more.

Barry Rothstein outlines the process of creating a 3-D book, from drafting, to shooting, to printing. It's a fascinating look at the equipment and techniques used to create an interactive reading experience. Click here to play this audio clip

Author, screenwriter, director, and producer Guy Magar talks about how the life of a screenplay begins. He offers some great tips on getting started, including the importance of outlining. Click here to play this audio clip

Multi-book author, screenwriter, life coach, and speaker Greg Dinkin tells us why he doesn't feel compelled to fully outline and define his book before he begins writing. Click here to play this audio clip

Are you a pantser or a plotter? Author Tammy Kaehler describes the "Seat of your Pants" writing method used by many authors who prefer not to outline their books before writing them. Click here to play this audio clip