My panel at TBRCon: How to Write Great Endings

[mount_oregano]

I’ll be participating in a free, virtual panel at TBRCon2024, “How to Write Great Endings,” on Monday, January 22, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. CST — but don’t worry, if you’re busy, you can watch it later on YouTube. Also on the panel are Lucy Holland, Sebastien de Castell, Mark Lawrence, and Bryan Wilson, plus a moderator from FanFiAddict, David Walters (Lord David). We’re already planning ways to make this as helpful as we can, and we’ll be answering questions from the audience. We’ll also recommend books with great endings.

TBRCon2024 is an all-virtual sci-fi/fantasy/horror convention, January 21 to 28, with 26 livestream panels, 5 live podcasts and 2 RPG sessions on genre, writing craft, publishing, marketing, and more. Watch the livestream on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, or re-watch on YouTube at your convenience. It’s all free! You can find the links, schedule, and more information here.

This is the fourth edition of TBRCon, run by FanFiAddict, and it’s won a Stabby Award for Best Virtual Convention. Panels that I want to watch include: “Why Are Dragons so Beloved in Fantasy?” “Developing Alien Races,” “Psychology of Villains in Fiction,” and “The Rise of Novellas” — but there’s a lot more for beginning and experienced writers, indie writers, gamers, and readers.

I hope there’s something for you. I always need to learn more and want to find more great books to read, although my TBR (To Be Read) pile is already a soaring tower.

(2024 is the Year of the Dragon in the Chinese zodiac, so the love for dragons might not be a hypothetical question.)

Comments

[radiantfracture]

I didn't know anything about this con, and it seems splendid and very accessible to me. How pleasing! Thank you. Your panel sounds excellent: at least, I am always in search of good endings.

[mount_oregano]

Thank you! I hope we're helpful!

[green_knight]

Could you edit the Youtube link to point to the TBR Con playlist rather than the main channel? I went 'ooh', looked through the available videos, and was disappointed (Twitter does not want to show me the page and just says 'something went wrong', and I don't use Facebook, so YT was my best chance. Found it more or less by coincidence, am looking forward to watching.

[mount_oregano]

This might be the link you're asking for:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSRMtzayhbWzgKGtnsmnUgQVxMdpKB_bA
That link was unavailable when I made the post.

Also, if you go to the TBRCon site, https://fanfiaddict.com/tbrcon2024/ and scroll down, links to all the YouTube videos are right there.