
Explore Cervantes' innovative literary techniques in Don Quixote's final chapters, examining the blending of romance genres, metafictional elements, and the transition from bookish knowledge to lived experience.

Acclaimed authors share diverse writing journeys, offering advice and inspiration for aspiring writers. Insights on craft, publishing, and personal experiences in this candid panel discussion.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan discusses her work and upcoming novel in an engaging conversation with fellow writer Claire Messud, offering insights into her creative process and literary career.

Insightful conversation with bestselling author Min Jin Lee, exploring her literary journey, creative process, and the themes of identity and immigration in her acclaimed novels.

Explore storytelling techniques beyond the basics to enhance UX design. Learn from documentaries, fiction, and short stories to add depth and possibilities to your UX toolset.

Explore novel writing with GPT-3 as a plotter. Learn to decompose tasks, brainstorm ideas, and develop characters for engaging fiction. Discover techniques for crafting compelling storylines and expanding themes.

Explore the process of using AI to write a novel, from generating summaries to creating full chapters, with insights on recursive neural networks and GPT-3 implementation.

Explore advanced techniques for using GPT-3 to generate, summarize, and fine-tune novel-length content, including iterative processes, character limits, and genre-specific applications.

Explore character development techniques for a Roman-era novel, focusing on creating a compelling protagonist and supporting cast while integrating historical context and archetypal themes.

Learn to craft a compelling novel set in ancient Rome using ChatGPT, focusing on character development, historical setting, and thematic exploration for a rich, engaging narrative.

Explore the dynamic relationship between novels and societal change through expert insights on literary evolution and cultural transformation.

This talk delves into the societal stigma often attached to reading fiction, contrasting it with the perceived educational merit of non-fiction. It explores the misconception that stories comprised of made-up worlds are too unsophisticated or elementary to offer genuine learning opportunities. Inste