Inside a Digital-First Publisher: The Alibi Story

Presented by: Dana Isaacson | Dianne Emley | Kate Miciak | Marty Wingate

Categories: Mystery | Publishing | Thriller

Dana Isaacson moderates a lively conversation with Dianne Emley, Kate Miciak, and Marty Wingate about Alibi, Random House’s digital-first mystery and thriller imprint. The panel explores how the imprint works and what its success reveals about the evolving publishing landscape.

To access this content, please sign up as a member.

Check out these other resources:

Kathryn Lasky on Building a Writing Life That Endures

Adaptations, Contracts, Series, Writing

Clay Stafford sits down with Kathryn Lasky to discuss her remarkable journey as a writer. She reflects on her evolution across genres and audiences, shares insights on adaptation and series writing, and offers thoughtful guidance for authors navigating today’s...

How Birth Order Affects Your Characters

Character, Motivation, Psychology, Research, Writing

Family dynamics shape who we become in subtle but lasting ways. A practicing social worker explains how birth order influences personality, motivation, and emotional response. This session gives writers practical psychological insight into sibling relationships and...

How Film and Television Influence Crime Fiction

Cinema, Crime, Television

Crime stories on the big and small screen continue to shape reader expectations and inspire writers. In this session, panelists discuss the relationship between crime fiction, television, and film, exploring how visual storytelling influences their work and the ways...

Inside a Digital-First Publisher: The Alibi Story

Kathryn Lasky on Building a Writing Life That Endures

How Birth Order Affects Your Characters

How Film and Television Influence Crime Fiction

Explore

Learn

Ready to join?