Connecting to Characters: How to Write Characters Readers Engage With

Becki Willis, Jennifer Sadera, Robert Mangeot, S. Lee Manning, Sam Severn, and Sateash Hime share insights into creating characters readers care about. They discuss emotional connection, authenticity, and the techniques that help characters feel real, relatable, and memorable on the page.

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Turning Medical Truth Into Murder Mystery

Medical, Mystery

Gloria Casale, Ida Mae Jones, J.J. Renek, Percy Veer, Renda Knapp, and Ronda Wells share how real world medical knowledge becomes the foundation for compelling mysteries. They talk about drawing inspiration from headlines and personal experience, and how authenticity...

How Publishing Really Works from Manuscript to Market (Part 2 of 2)

Interview, Publishing, Sales, Writing

Clay Stafford continues his conversation with Donna Bagdasarian, Jenna Young, Kathryn Knight, MaryGlenn McCombs, and Robbie Bryan, following a book’s path from manuscript to marketplace. The discussion explores what authors need to understand about the inner workings...

Intricacies of Forensics: The Evidence You Almost Can’t See

Crime, Forensics, Nonfiction

Some of the most powerful evidence is nearly invisible. Linda Littlejohn, a former trace evidence examiner and supervisor for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, walks writers through the world of trace and impression evidence. This session reveals how fibers,...

Connecting to Characters: How to Write Characters Readers Engage With

Turning Medical Truth Into Murder Mystery

How Publishing Really Works from Manuscript to Market (Part 2 of 2)

Intricacies of Forensics: The Evidence You Almost Can’t See

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