Workshop
Making GMC Work for You		 
Instructor: Robyn DeHart and Emily McKay. Robyn DeHart and Emily Mckay, popular workshop presenters and historical romance authors will discuss how to use the elements of GMC to create your characters and plots so that they're tightly woven, character-driven stories. We all know that goals, motivations and conflict are necessities to good fiction, but with so many acronyms and charts, creating characters can be downright confusing.  We’ll take a look at all of these aspects and how they affect internal conflict, theme and character arcs.
WHEN: Jul 12 - Jul 19
COST: $10 for Premium Members
$15 for Basic & NON-Members
REGISTRATION: *** Registration Closed***
WHO: 


Combined, Emily McKay and Robyn DeHart have spoken on several occasions to more than a dozen RWA chapters. They presented their workshop, Character Plotting, at the 2004 RWA national conference to rave reviews.  Not only was this workshop the number 1 selling tape that year, they also still receive comments from writers regarding this ground-breaking approach to writing.

Award-winning author, Robyn DeHart is known for her unique plotlines and authentic characters. Robyn is a favorite among readers and reviewers.  Publishers' Weekly claims her writing to be "comical and sexy" while the Chicago Tribune dubs her "wonderfully entertaining."  A self-proclaimed craft junkie, Robyn is a popular writing instructor, having presented workshops on-line, at several RWA chapters and many times at RWA’s National Conference. She lives in Central Texas with her brainy husband and two very spoiled cats.  This summer you can find two of Robyn’s releases in bookstores, DESIRE ME, the 2nd book in the Legend Hunters series, and Robyn has a short story in The Mammoth Book of Regency Romance. You can find her on-line at www.RobynDeHart.com or www.JauntyQuills.com.

Award-winning author, Emily McKay has been a Golden Heart finalist and a double RITA finalist. She is Walden’s Series Romance bestselling author. She has written several articles about the craft of writing. She’s presented workshops on-line, at numerous local RWA chapters, as well as for the Central Texas Library System and the Burnet Cultural Arts Festival. Her most recent Silhouette Desire release, His Accidental Fiancé, is being published alongside Catherine Mann in Winning it All. Her next book will be out in the fall. You can find her on-line at www.EmilyMcKay.com or www.JauntyQuills.com.