Heywood Gould gives writing tips on chapter endings, originality, visual/narrative elements, and settling. He advises writers to write novels over screenplays if they are trying to adapt to film because novels are easier for executives to read.
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Eyre and Heywood talk about confidence and embracing being a writer. They give advice about query letters, networking, and the business side of writing.
Phil Cioffari gives advice about technical parts of novel writing, such as tension, voice, and language choices. He suggests close reading to identify why a story works and reading your own work out loud to catch mistakes.
Michael Amos Cody presents the history of gothic fiction and how it came from England to America, along with what happened when it got here.