Self-publishing has come a long way since the days when it was automatically brushed off as nothing but vanity press.

What did you think of Indiana Jones's fifth cinematic adventure? Did they treat the character right? Was it better than the fourth movie?

The basics, linear, nonlinear, and more. How to choose what is right for your story?

Sometimes, you need to get your butt in a chair (BIC), but sometimes, you're about to burn out. How do you find balance as an author and creator?

How do you find a group and how do you determine if it's right for you?

What is it, and how can it help your writing? Why does this framework work?

Ever wanted to host a room party but didn't know where to start? Come meet with those who have boldly gone before and can share their knowledge of the fun, frustration, and financials.

Stories featuring creative responses to the climate crises are the fastest growing genres in speculative fiction. This panel of knowledgeable authors will explore key features of these genres and how to incorporate their optimistic themes into your writing.

While it's good to plan, don't get caught in the trap of over-planning!

The truism of “write what you know” feels inapplicable to writing science fiction and fantasy—but is it?A panel of authors discusses how they used their real life skills and knowledge to inform their fantasticworlds.

Teaching children survival skills after the apocalypse.

Sometimes authors feel compelled to write something even if they never expect to release it ‘into the wild.’