Sometimes main characters who make questionable decisions, stand up for themselves in unpopular ways, or break with traditional molds are labeled “unlikeable.” Is that always a bad thing? How unlikeable can a character be before readers give up? How do you layer a character so that they’re well-rounded and believably flawed but not too flawed? Our trio of experts will talk about anti-heroes, unpleasant character traits, and pushing the envelope. This panel discussion, moderated by Karen A. Chase, will feature John Copenhaver, Alma Katsu, and Harry Szabo. Registration is required. The Writing Show includes a social time from 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm. This portion of the evening is optional. If you choose to only attend the panel discussion, please sign in to Zoom by 6:25 pm to keep from interrupting the panel discussion once it begins at 6:30pm.