History That Never Was

As I’ve been working on panel transcriptions and recordings recently, I thought it might be nice to have a round-up post that lists the panels I’ve been on that you can watch online!

“Historians on History in Fiction” is from the 2024 WriteHive conference, where several historians talked about history in our writing, ways to research history for fiction, and more.

From Flights of Foundry, there’s “Techniques and Tips for Online Readings” from the 2023 convention, with myself and other panelists talking about the differences between reading your fiction online and in person, with a focus on how to make the former work.

“Making Each Word Count: A Short Story Master Class” is also from the 2024 WriteHive conference. In this panels, several short story authors talk about writing and selling short stories!

From the 2022 Flights of Foundry convention, there’s “Writing Small: The Challenges and Benefits of Flash and Microfiction,” which has myself as the moderator and panelists talking about stories under 1,500 words, and sometimes containing far fewer words than that.

There are other panels featuring me coming soon, but for right now, you can enjoy these four!

 

Tags: advice, conventions, flash fiction, flights of foundry, history, microfiction, panel, reading aloud, research, short stories, writehive, writing

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