Talking about sex on Valentine's Day, 2015
Writing about Relationships:
The Tricky Bits
Date: February 14
Time: 2:00 pm — 5:00 pm
Cost: $20 for members, $30
for non-members
Location: CADL Okemos
Library, 4321 Okemos Road, Okemos, MI 48864
Just like in real life, the
relationships between your characters can be tricky and fraught with emotional
landmines. Whether you’re writing about romance, siblings, friends, or the
parent-child relationship, each character’s actions and baggage has an effect
on the characters around him. Struggling with intimacy and conflict? The
twisting and turning arcs of different characters? Writing a love scene? We’ve
got you covered!
Join us for this premier workshop featuring romance authors
Alyssa Alexander, Diana Stout, Isabelle Drake, and Malea Powell (And don’t
worry. We’ll get you out in time for date night with your honey.)
Alyssa Alexander: “The 12
Steps of Intimacy…Modified”
Diana Stout: “Character Motivation & Conflict: How Does It All Drive Plot?”
Isabelle Drake: “Making the Good Bad: Using Intimacy & Sex Scenes to Create & Increase Conflict”
Malea Powell: “Diverse Relationships: The Tricky Task of Writing Across Cultures”
Diana Stout: “Character Motivation & Conflict: How Does It All Drive Plot?”
Isabelle Drake: “Making the Good Bad: Using Intimacy & Sex Scenes to Create & Increase Conflict”
Malea Powell: “Diverse Relationships: The Tricky Task of Writing Across Cultures”
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