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Caitlin Rother on True Crime, Ethics, and Telling Stories That Matter

Presented by: Caitlin Rother | Clay Stafford
Categories: Interview | Research | True Crime

Clay Stafford interviews true crime author Caitlin Rother about her meticulous research process, the ethical challenges of writing real stories, and how she shapes complex case material into compelling narrative nonfiction.

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