Urban Detectives versus Rural Investigators

Presented by: Chris F Holm | Debra Gaskill | Molly MacRae | Philip Cioffari | Sara J. Henry

Categories: Characters | Detective | Setting | Sleuths

Investigators are shaped by where they work. This panel compares urban and rural sleuths, examining how environment affects resources, challenges, and the kinds of stories that naturally emerge.

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