Sharon E. Buck joins Lana McAra and reveals how properly and powerfully incorporating humor and laughter into your fiction writing makes it #Unputdownable.

Lana McAra explains the distinction and balance between telling vs. showing and how the effects on the impact of words and the pace of the story make it more or less #Unputdownable.

Sandy Lender joins Lana McAra with living proof that you can work a demanding day job, overcome setbacks, and still create #Unputdownable fiction writing your readers will tear through.

Margie Zable Fisher joins Lana McAra to reveal how to create a strong central conflict for your novel that makes it #Unputdownable for your readers.

Sharon Michalove joins Lana McAra and shows how combining her many interests creates a deep well to draw from that makes her fiction writing #Unputdownable.

Lana McAra gives you points to ponder and questions to answer that add the right amount of plot twists and shock value that makes your fiction writing #Unputdownable rather than overwhelming.

Elizabeth Johnston joins Lana McAra to show you how self-understand makes you creative, and how being creative leads to #Unputdownable fiction writing.

Tony DUrso joins Lana McAra to share his #Unputdownable story about being one of the top podcasters in his niche and then writing a book series about Atlantis in the Tolkien tradition.

Lisa Jones Gentry joins Lana McAra to go over the steps to creating paranormal mysteries in a way that yields #Unputdownable fiction writing.

Kay Smith-Blum joins Lana McAra to discuss how history itself can be labyrinthine, while the human stories at its heart are what makes historical fiction #Unputdownable.