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The Craft And Business of Writing SF&F•Conference Room 5• Sunday, 10:00-11:15 p.m.<br />
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Convention panels on writing tend to focus either on the craft of fiction or on the business aspects of being a writer. For many of us, writing's also part of our spiritual practice. Let's talk about it! How are writing and spirituality connected? Do fantasy and science fiction lend themselves more naturally to spiritual expression than, say, writing computer manuals would — or vice versa? How do the spiritual aspects of writing intersect with the artistic and business aspects?<br />
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M: Susan Palwick, Lori Buschbaum, Patrick James Rothfuss, Nisi Shawl<br />
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