A group of lawyers who are also authors discuss which came first: the lawyer or the author? They delve into the specific skills required for both professions.
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Linda Thorne leads this panel that discusses creating an outline, offering guidance on how to do it effectively. It also provides authors with the opportunity to share their experiences on how outlining either hinders or helps their writing process.
Mike Bodge talks about homicide and suicide by chemicals and household items. Some examples are peach pits, almonds, nicotine, and antifreeze. He also talks about how autopsies aren't always done; it depends on whether law enforcement thinks death is by natural causes...
Panelists make note of the importance of setting a scene within your story as an opportunity to show the identity and theme of your book.