The Big Problem with *SOME* Writing Conferences
At some writing summits, you can watch a lot of great talks, but you finish the event unsure how to apply the advice to your book, your writing, your life. After all, you've got stuff to do. You've got a lot on your plate: send that email to your boss, feed your demanding cats, scroll through social media in terror.
While each talk was great, you might wonder what to work on first.
The Solution: The character-first novel approach
That's why, during Escape the Plot Forest, Daniel (that's me) teaches the essentials of his "Character-First Novel" approach. Over the two middle days of the summit, you'll get access to the core of his training program for free: each lesson will guide you, via prompts and new techniques, to solve the problems in your current plot — or help you start your next book. You'll get specific, concrete advice that will get you writing.
These sessions also weave together the tips and advice from the different speakers, helping you connect the different lessons from the day into a clear picture.