How Are the Various Genres of Crime Different and How Are They Similar?

Presented by: Chester D. Campbell | Maggie Toussaint | Sheila L Stephens | Steven Womack

Year: 2007

Steven Womack talks with panelists about the different genres of mystery and thrillers and their individual takes as writers on each of them.

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