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Sunday, April 22 • 2:00pm - 3:15pm
Writing beginnings, middles, ends

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We all know that beginnings and endings are tough to write. As if getting started wasn’t difficult enough—then you have to finish! In this course, we will discuss and practice techniques for finding compelling conclusions, and the introductions that trigger them. This panel discussion will include all genres. Moderated by UWGB's Jennie Young.
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Brittiany Koren

Brittiany Koren, a 20+ year veteran in the publishing industry, launched Written Dreams in September of 2011. The company evolved from an editing company to a small publishing house. Brittiany Koren’s dream is to help writers believe in themselves, because believing in writers is... Read More →
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Rex Owens

Rex Owens published his first historical novel, Murphy’s Troubles, in November 2013 and his second novel, Out of Darkness, by CK Books Publishing June 2015. His third novel in the Ian Murphy series will be published in March 2018 by Henschel Haus Publishing. His fiction explores... Read More →
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Kelly Risser

Kelly Risser knew at a young age what she wanted to be when she grew up. Unfortunately, Fairytale Princess was not a lucrative career. Leaving the castle behind, she entered the world of creative business writing where she worked in advertising, marketing, and education.When not immersed... Read More →
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Angie Stanton

Angie Stanton is a life-long daydreamer who grew up with a book in her hands and her head in the clouds. As an adult, she’s put her talent to use writing contemporary fiction about life, love, and the adventures that follow. Angie has a Journalism degree from the University of Wisconsin... Read More →

Sunday April 22, 2018 2:00pm - 3:15pm CDT
Brown County Library - Conference Room (Lower Level)
  Writing Craft

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