Rappahannock Writers' Conference 2023 Class Evaluations

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Please take a few moments to fill out one evaluation for each of the workshops that you attended.

Name of workshop: *

Ellie Whitney: Filtering Out Filter Words

J.S. Furlong: Intelligent Writing for Kids and Teens

Panel: Different Paths to Publishing with Austin S. Camacho, James Noll, and Sarah Warburton. Moderated by Traci Hunter Abramson.

Ksenya Swinton: Build-A-Character: How Psychology Can Help

Tom Milani: Microsoft Word for Fiction Writers

Bill Blume: It's Alive! Bringing Your Characters to Life

Adam Meyer: Screenwriting 101

Panel: Care and Feeding of Sources with Rick Pullen, Mark Bergin, Jeffrey James Higgins, and Lane Stone

Elizabeth Spencer Spragins: Three Dimensional Silhouettes: Creating Characters in a Flash

David Anthony Sam: What Prose Can Learn from Poetry

Sarah Warburton: Building Tension: Writing a Page-Turner in Any Genre

Candice Ransom: Writing Magical Realism

Panel: All About Marketing with Carylee Carrington, Chandra Gore, and Brian Paone. Moderated by Traci Hunter Abramson.

Joseph Lewis: Weaving Setting and Atmosphere in Your Writing

Paige Edwards: The Pit of Despair: Where Characters Grow in Depth

Lisa Swinton: Receiving Feedback Without Breaking

Austin S. Camacho: Conflict and Suspense

Char McCargo Bah: Freelance Writing and Speaking Engagements

Rich Follett: The Poet in Everyone

Sian Ann Bessey: Setting a Book in the UK

Did the speaker have an excellent understanding of subject matter? *

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Yes, but I wish they had conveyed it in a better manner

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Was the content of the presentation helpful and/or inspirational? *

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