Murder, Mayhem in Medieval Times

Presented by: Christopher Willis Gortner | Edward Sklepowich | Susan Spann | Tasha Alexander

Categories: Historical Fiction | Mystery | Writing

Christopher Willis Gortner, Edward Sklepowich, Susan Spann, and Tasha Alexander explore writing mysteries set in Medieval and Elizabethan eras. They discuss research depth, historical accuracy, and why stories of intrigue and murder remain timeless no matter the century.

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