Finding Your Place in the Mystery Genre

Jill Marr, Lucienne Diver, Lynette Ingram, and Philip Cioffari explore the many branches of the mystery genre. They discuss how tone, theme, and style shape everything from classic whodunits to literary mysteries, and how writers can find their place while still maintaining a distinctive voice.

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Understanding Human Trafficking for Writers

Understanding Human Trafficking for Writers

Human trafficking is one of the most misunderstood crimes, both in life and on the page. Drawing on firsthand experience as a police officer, Mike Brieba explains how trafficking cases actually unfold, what warning signs investigators look for, and where fiction often...

When Setting Becomes a Character

When Setting Becomes a Character

A powerful setting can shape mood, influence character behavior, and leave a lasting impression on readers. In this session, authors discuss how location can function like a character itself, adding personality, atmosphere, and emotional depth to a story.