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Preliminary Program Grid for Richard SparksThis is the Preliminary program schedule. Richard Sparks may or may not actually be on these items, but probably will. However, due to circumstances beyond our control, modifications to the program can occur throughout the convention. |
| Friday 5:30 pm: Exquisite Corpse Writing Challenge (Ends at: 6:25 pm) Jackson Participants:Hildy Silverman, Ian Randal Strock, Mary G. Thompson (M), Richard Sparks, Suzanne Palmer Watch the creative process in action as our panelists work together to build a story from start to finish! |
| Friday 7:30 pm: Author Reading: Richard Sparks (Ends at: 7:55 pm) Monroe Participants:Richard Sparks Richard Sparks reads from recent and upcoming works. |
| Saturday 4:00 pm: Tell Me a Story: The Art of a Public Reading (Ends at: 4:55 pm) Eisenhower Participants:Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Karlo Yeager Rodriguez (M), Richard Sparks Learning to effectively read your own work publicly is a skill worth nurturing. It can connect the audience with your stories, and it can be a powerful marketing and engagement tool. What makes for a good public reading experience? What techniques make a difference and help it feel less intimidating? What platforms (podcasts, events, audio narration, etc.) are out there for authors to read their own work? |
| Sunday 1:00 pm: Help! I Have to Edit My Draft! (Ends at: 1:55 pm) Jackson Participants:Jo Miles, Ken Altabef, Morgan Hazelwood, Richard Sparks, Scott Edelman (M) It's okay to admit that editing your draft is hard work. The task can feel daunting but is a necessary part of the writing process. Panelists discuss the importance of being your own best editor as well as the tips and tricks for making the editing process not so painful. |
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