Imaginarium 2025 is proud to announce the addition of four new workshops to our programming! There will be over 135 panels and workshops hosted in our 12th year, so make sure to check back regularly on our official site to see all new additions!
The titles, presenters, and descriptions for these new programming additions are as follows:
Being Creative During Times of Grief & Trauma: Presenter – Tim Bischoff. Making progress on your writing during times of Grief or Trauma does not look the same for everyone. It’s ok that writers deal with difficult times in different ways. As the old saying goes “When it Rains it Pours”, can be overwhelming. Sometimes it’s better “To Dance Between the Raindrops” and focus on the smaller things. to continue forward while dealing with the deluge of Grief or Trauma. Come join me to share experiences, remedies and support with fellow authors.
Building Believable Worlds for All Genres: Presenter – Ava Cuvay. It’s not just a Sci-fi thing. Worldbuilding is a crucial aspect of any story in any genre. Award winning, bestselling author Ava Cuvay outlines why, how, and what to avoid to enhance your worldbuilding thought processes for a truly engaging story. (There might be a few Star Wars references 😉
Pump up Your Prose: Presenter – Ava Cuvay. Give your writing a six-pack that has nothing to do with your hero’s abs. Award winning, bestselling author Ava Cuvay offers a list of craft rules to help trim down and beef up the power of your writing for maximum storytelling impact.
Using Email Marketing to Convert Casual Acquaintances into Superfans: Presenters -Marilyn Barr & S. Cinders. We live in the rise and fall of social media platforms. An author can spend years cultivating a following only to wake up one morning and find it gone. Email marketing gives authors control over their follower list, but what if you put starting a newsletter at the bottom of your to-do list? How can an author attract readers interested in purchasing their books instead of just freebie seekers? Automations and reader magnets sound more like engineering topics than writing, so what are they? Once an author has that shining list of subscribers, how do they maintain readers’ interest let alone motivate them to click on the links within the letter? Experts in book marketing recommend newsletter swaps as their number one marketing tool, but how do authors plan those? In this workshop, we will shine a light on the black box of email marketing and give authors the tools to build their army of superfans. It doesn’t have to be a painful chore on a long-list of must-dos.
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