Lee Killough

Lee Killough

Panelist Guest / Writer

Lee Killough has been storytelling since the age of four or five, when she began making up her own bedtime stories. At age eleven she became hooked on SF/fantasy and mysteries. She soon began to write her own stories, usually combining the genres. Most of her sixteen novels are SF, supernatural mysteries, or urban fantasies. Current print books include publications by The Leopard’s Daughter, Checking on Culture: An Aid to Building Story Backgrounds, and Ancient Enemy. Seven of her novels have been revised and published as e-books by Books We Love, including new updated/revised editions of the first two Brill/Maxwell future cop novels Doppelganger Gambit and Spider Play. Work on the third, Shadow Maze, is in progress

Website: https://www.fantasticfiction.com/k/lee-killough/

Friday, June 7, 2019 8:00 p.m. | Location: Oklahoma G

Yard Dog Roadshow

Join the crew from Yard Dog Press as they offer their usual brand of comedy.

Panelists: Selina Rosen, Tim Chessmore, Sherri Dean, Linda L. Donahue, Phillip Drayer Duncan, Rhonda Eudaly, Tim Frayser, James Hollaman, vickey malone kennedy, Lee Killough, Julia S. Mandala, Ethan Nahté, Bradley H. Sinor, Sue Sinor, Laura J. Underwood, Mel. White

Tracks: Writing & Publication, Performing Arts

Tags: Performance

Saturday, June 8, 2019 11:00 a.m. | Location: Sooner A

Words Are Hard: Writing Believable Dialogue

We all have trouble elucidating our thoughts at times. So how can writers do it for two or three (or more!) main characters and dozens of supporting characters? How can you encourage the reader to hear the voices in your head the same way you do? How do you write for a political view with which you may disagree, or a gender with which you don’t identify?

Panelists: Catherine Cooke Montrose, David Carrico, Deborah Chester, Lee Killough, Laura J. Underwood, Adam J. Whitlatch

Tracks: Writing & Publication

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Saturday, June 8, 2019 2:00 p.m. | Location: Boomer A

A Shift in Urban Fantasy

Werewolves and shifters have become ever more popular in UF. Authors describe their own werewolf or shifter characters, how they connect with their human side, and how that shapes the story.

Panelists: Steven E. Wedel, Lou Antonelli, Bekah June, Lee Killough, Michael R. Martin

Tracks: Writing & Publication, Fantasy

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Saturday, June 8, 2019 3:00 p.m. | Location: Oklahoma E - Yard Dog Press Booth

Autographs

Panelists: Linda L. Donahue, Lee Killough

Tracks: Autographs

Tags: Autographs

Sunday, June 9, 2019 11:00 a.m. | Location: Sooner A

Body Language: How to Draw an Image in Your Fiction

More than half of our communication occurs through body language, much of which is instinctual rather than conscious. Because of this, non-verbal clues can be hard to recognize and therefore reproduce successfully. This panel discusses techniques to increase your awareness of body language and how to incorporate such descriptions into your fiction.

Panelists: Tex Thompson, Deborah Chester, Linda L. Donahue, Lee Killlough, Trakena Prevost, Tommy B. Smith

Tracks: Writing & Publication

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