Murder, Mayhem in Medieval Times

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

Categories: Historical Fiction | Mystery | Writing

A moderated panel of authors discuss writing historical fiction and all of its nuances, especially within the Medieval and Elizabethan periods.

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