Great plots become extraordinary when driven by characters who feel real and whose choices shape the action. This interactive masterclass will show you how to integrate character depth with plot development, creating stakes that resonate and stories that captivate—no matter your genre. (This is geared more towards novels)
Vicky Weber
Vicky Weber is a literary agent, bestselling children’s book author, and publishing industry expert with years of experience helping authors navigate both traditional and self-publishing. As the founder of At Home Author, she has guided countless writers through the process of crafting, publishing, and marketing successful books. With a background in education, Vicky is passionate about breaking down complex industry concepts into actionable steps. Whether securing book
Long Island presents: Characters That Drive the Plot with Vicky Weber
Monday, May 25th, 2006
7 pm - 8 pm EST.
Zoom
Characters That Drive the Plot
Great plots become extraordinary when driven by characters who feel real and whose choices shape the action. This interactive masterclass will show you how to integrate character depth with plot development, creating stakes that resonate and stories that captivate—no matter your genre.
(This is geared more towards novels)
Registered participants who attended or had access to the live presentation may view the recording for up to 30 days after the event.
Vicky Weber will consider submissions or queries sent from attendees for 60 days after the event.
Submission guidelines will be emailed after the event.
Optional Critiques
Sunday May 31st, 2006
Starting at 9 am EST.
Zoom
Critiques will start at 9 am.
An email will be sent to members who have registered with their time and zoom link information.
Space for the full critiques is limited to 20 participants at 20 minutes per session.
The critiques will occur on a separate day from the individual presentation.
Critique guidelines:
- Picture book should be under 1,000 words, and novelists will provide the first 10 pages.
- Critique submissions will be sent 1-2 weeks in advance
Critiques opportunities will be emailed to [email protected] and must be handed in by May 17th.
Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions.