Writing Women at the Center of Mystery

Mystery & Crime • Writing Craft
2019
Featuring Amy Rivers, Kelly Oliver, Marion Moore Hill, Saralyn Richard

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Women’s fiction within the mystery genre brings a distinct emotional lens to crime and suspense. Amy Rivers, Kelly Oliver, Marion Moore Hill, and Saralyn Richard talk about what sets these stories apart, focusing on character depth, relationships, and perspective. This session looks at how gendered experiences influence plot, tension, and reader connection in women-centered mysteries.

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