Linda Sands leads a panel of mystery/thriller writers who discuss the creation of amateur sleuth stories. There is a focus on environment and the development of characters in said environments.
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Clay Stafford interviews Chris Grabenstein about his start in his career as writer, his work in children's novels and his work with James patterson. He also gives tips and tricks to stay alive in the industry.
There is no pattern or plan to become a great writer because chance plays a big part in writers' lives. Diane Lake tells her story and suggests taking chances, forming a writer's group, connecting with people, and writing something that is meaningful to you.
The multifaceted John Lutz speaks on how to break into the publishing industry, technology and researching crime, and his experiences with Hollywood.