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Writing Detectives Through a Gendered Lens

Presented by: Diane Sismour | James L’Etoile | Jane B Lee
Categories: Character Development | Detective

Diane Sismour, James L’Etoile, and Jane B. Lee examine how gender influences the way detectives are written and perceived. They discuss authenticity, bias, and the subtle choices that make male and female investigators feel distinct, believable, and equally engaging.

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