Drop in and hang out with the authors from the Gen Con Writer's Symposium. It's a great chance to ask questions, get advice, and learn more about your favorite writers.
Drop in and hang out with the authors from the Gen Con Writer's Symposium. It's a great chance to ask questions, get advice, and learn more about your favorite writers.
Drop in and hang out with the authors from the Gen Con Writer's Symposium. It's a great chance to ask questions, get advice, and learn more about your favorite writers.
Writing Comics: Please Stop Doing This to Your Artist!
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Our comic artist guests school writers on the things they should avoid, the things they should never do, and maybe even some of the things they should always do.
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Our comic artist guests school writers on the things they should avoid, the things they should never do, and maybe even some of the things they should always do.
Writing Comics: Serial Killers—Writing Serialized Stories
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Most comics are serialized stories, written monthly over a year or two or even over decades! There are special challenges to writing this way and we’ll explore the toughest ones.
Writing Comics: The Sidekick Rule and Other Trade Secrets
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Join Bill Willingham (Fables) as he explores the structuring of comic pages. Learn the tricks of those who have come before that make a static image come to life.
What do you do when nothing less than being able to write iconic characters will do? We’ll discuss how to do that, how to get those jobs, and how to keep them!