Imaginarium 2025 is proud to announce the addition of a major two-hour workshop to our 2025 programming, from Bram Stoker Award-winning editor and author Michael Knost! Weaving Multiple Narratives Into One Great Story is a workshop designed for all genres of writers!
Be sure to browse all of the great programming coming this summer on our Panels and Workshops page, which is updated regularly! There will be 135 sessions held during the Imaginarium 2025 weekend! Get registered for your Imaginarium 2025 Event Tickets today!
Weaving Multiple Narratives Into One Great Story
In this two-hour workshop, we will learn the intricacies of crafting multiple (seemingly standalone) story threads into one novel. We will focus on a subtype of parallel narrative called Fractured Tandem where, step by step, the connections of outwardly independent stories are revealed in your novel.
We will learn how to:
- Best weave these stories into one epic tale.
- How and when to transition to and from one another.
- How to make each thread not only relevant to the whole, but also to each and every other thread.
About Michael Knost
Michael Knost is a Bram Stoker Award®-winning editor and author of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and supernatural thrillers. He has written in various genres and helmed several anthologies.
His Writers Workshop of Horror won the 2009 Bram Stoker Award® in England for superior achievement in non-fiction. His critically acclaimed Writers Workshop of Science Fiction & Fantasy is an Amazon #1 bestseller. His novel, Return of the Mothman was a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award® for superior achievement in first novel. His Author’s Guide to Marketing with Teeth was a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award® for superior achievement in non-fiction.
Return of the Mothman was also recently made into a feature film, that premiered in 2022.
Michael is a member of the inaugural 2025 Inductee Class for the Imagination Hall of Fame, and he is the presenter of the annual Michael Knost Wings Award.
Michael has taught writing classes and workshops at several colleges, conventions, and online, and currently resides in Chapmanville, West Virginia with his wife, daughter, and a zombie goldfish. To find out more, visit www.MichaelKnost.com.
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