Mystery writers discuss planning twists, misdirection, plotting, and setting.
Compelling villains
Speaker discusses how to create a compelling villain and shares their experience as a police officer.
Mystery writers discuss planning twists, misdirection, plotting, and setting.
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Speaker discusses how to create a compelling villain and shares their experience as a police officer.
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