A panel discusses the phenomenon of the impossible crime—a popular sub-genre of mystery-detective fiction—and how they take place in novels.
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Variety of topics related to historical fiction as a writer, including talks about characters, plot, point of view, and why people read historical fiction.
Stacy Allen, Jeffery Deaver, Linda Sands, Lynette Eason, Matthew Mather, Sharon Marchisello, and Shirley B. Garrett explore the emotional and physical journeys of heroes and heroines. They discuss how courage, sacrifice, and resilience shape powerful stories that stay...
Alan Elliott, Cathy Rueter, Gay Yellen, Kit Sanders, Leigh Hull, and Lynn Slaughter discuss how strong backstories deepen motivation and strengthen plot. They share techniques for building believable histories that support emotional authenticity in fiction.