Turning the Pages: How to Keep Them Reading

Presented by: Deborah Sharp | John M Taylor | John Thompson | Tom Jones

Categories: Chapters | Characters | Novel | Structuring | Writing

Year: 2009

Deborah Sharp discusses with panelists their tips and tricks on how to structure a novel in order to keep your readers reading.

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