How to Write True Crime: Nonfiction, Memoirs, Essays and Documentaries

Presented by: Bruce Allen Murphy | Bruce Meisterman | Kelly Oliver | Phyllis Gobbell | Shaun Assael

Categories: Educational | Nonfiction | Writing Tips

Kelly Oliver and the panel of writers discuss the ins and outs of writing nonfiction and where inspiration can be found within the story that is trying to be told.

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