WriteHive Annual Conference Schedule
Panels & Presentations
Below is a schedule of all panels and presentations during the Conference. Click on the date to see the day’s events. ALL TIMES ARE IN EDT. To see how this translates to your time zone, we suggest using a time and date converter, such as this one.
You may also RSVP for desired panels and presentations on the private WriteHive Conference Discord, which will send you alerts so you don’t miss a session. If you don’t know if you have notifications on, not to worry! This link will show you all the ins and outs of Discord notifications.
Looking for workshops such as 1st Page Critiques, Query Critiques, and Live Pitches? The schedule as well as relevant information can be found on our Workshops page.
Opening Speech & Announcements
Pitch isn't a Bad Word
Outlining in Depth
Kira Anderson
Tiffany Christina Lewis
The Future is Now: The Digital World of Writing
XM Moon
K. J. Harrowick
How to Write When You Don't Want To (The Afronauts)
Writing for an Established IP
Jamie D’Amato
Bobby Nash
Making Each Word Count: A Short Story Master Class
Deconstructing Colonization in your Fiction
Antoinette Van Sluytman
Mansi Shah
C. M. Lockhart
R.M. Virtues
Rooted in Story: Cultivating the Natural World in Ink
Monsters and Robots: Queer Reclamation
Michael Williams
Kristin Jacques
Makana Yamamoto
XM Moon
The Structure of Flash Fiction (Live Presentation / Class)
Finnian Burnett
Writing Natural Dialogue for Unique Characters (Presentation)
C. Rae D’Arc
Breaking Into the Publishing Industry as a Non-American
Moniza Hossain
Joyce Chng
Keshe Chow
Arva Bhavnagarwala
Creating Compelling Characters (Presentation)
Brieanna Wilkoff
Debate: Trad vs Self Pub
Marve Michael Anson
C. Rae D’Arc
Erin Fulmer
Jessica Lewis
How to Create Superheroes and Villains to Match
Cristina Jurado
Samantha Bryant
Matthew Phillion
Justine Manzano
Fear Factors: Horror Genre Master Class
Rhonda Jackson Garcia
Amanda B. Weaver
Beatrice Winifred Iker
Zamil Akhtar
Historians on History in Fiction
How to Hook Readers from Page One
Paulette Kennedy
Ronni Davis
Anna Britton
J.R.H. Lawless
Matthew Phillion
Writing Multiple Genres and Author Brand
Lacy Phillips
Kelsey Anne Lovelady
Bobby Nash
Jessica Lewis
Marketing Tactics for the Self-Published
Tackling Procrastination and Creating a Routine
The Older Beginning Author: Never Too Late for a Plot Twist!
Paulette Kennedy
Patchree Jones
KD Edwards
Patrick Dugan
Genre Alchemy: Creating a Tangible Atmosphere
Hien Nguyen
Leanna Renee Hieber
Jacob Devlin
Amanda B. Weaver
War and Long-Term Effects in Fiction
Liam Quane
M.K. Marteens
Jonathan Weiss
Olivia Haynes (MultiMind)
Marginalization and the Querying Process
Keir Alekseii
Salinee Goldenberg
Ace Tilton Ratcliff
Patchree Jones
Lauren Davila
Witch Way to Your Heart? A Paranormal Romance Master Class
Tell Me a Story: Exploring Narrative Styles
Lara Lillibridge
EA Mylonas
Tim McLaughlin
Chyina Powell
Introvert or Extrovert: How to Make Your Style Work
Vanessa Ricci-Thode
Salinee Goldenberg
Kate DeMaio
Patricia Tavormina
LGBTQ+ Trad vs. Self Publishing
Disability Representation in Fiction
Post Apocalyptic Worlds and Symbolism (Presentation)
Jonathan Weiss
First-Page Analysis by Lit Agents
Writing Natural Dialogue for Unique Characters (Presentation)
C. Rae D’Arc
Worldbuilding in Real World Settings
Breaking into the Serialized Fiction World
Breaking the Rules: The Path to Authentic Writing (Presentation)
L. Marie Wood
Fashion and Worldbuilding
Writing and Motherhood: Balancing in All and What to Do When You Can't (Presentation)
Ashley Hawthorne
Using Non-Fiction Venues to Help Promote Your Fiction Writing (Presentation)
Rhonda Jackson Garcia
How to Handle Receiving Critiques
Healthcare Systems in Fiction
Debate: Soft vs. Hard Magic Systems
Amena Jamali
Jesse Pohlman
Tatiana Obey
K. J. Harrowick
How and Why to Give Critiques
Brenda Radchik
Ace Tilton Ratcliff
Rhonda Jackson Garcia
Justine Manzano
Developmental Editing Basics for Aspiring Editors
Matthew Phillion
Hannah Kates
Whitney McGruder
Christina Hartmann-Benchoff
Lauren Davila
Chyina Powell
Show and Tell: What Works and What Writers Get Wrong
Jill Tew
Tatiana Obey
Megan Bontrager
Tyler Wittkofsky
Writing Authentic Intergenerational Stories
Marginalized Genders in Fiction
Closing Announcements
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