Writers discuss attributes that make their sleuths believable and relatable, as well as other components of their books that add to their believability.
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Aimed toward writers who have not yet been published, this panel answers questions regarding the realities of getting consistent work as an author.
Authors need to know the physical descriptions, defining characteristics, and 3 levels of emotional being of their characters. Diane Lake emphasizes how much physical descriptions can tell readers about a character.
Writers with investigators explain how their investigators came to be, different types of investigators, and how to write them.