Psychopathy is often misunderstood and exaggerated in fiction. Professor Stephen Benning explains what psychopathy actually is, how it is identified, and why diagnosis depends on more than surface behavior. Writers gain insight into how psychopaths perceive themselves and others, allowing for portrayals that feel unsettlingly real rather than cartoonish.
How Publishing Has Changed and What It Means for Writers Today
Thomas H. Cook reflects on how the publishing industry has evolved over the past two decades. He discusses changes in networking, financial models, editorial expectations, and the growing importance of writing work that resonates with today’s readers.
