Writing the Medical Mystery

This panel discussion featured medical professionals sharing insights about writing medical thrillers. Panelists discussed how they draw story ideas from their professional experiences, news events, and personal encounters in healthcare.

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Writing Female Crime Solvers

Trauma, Women

Carmen Amato leads a panel discussion on writing female crime solvers, exploring the motivations behind centering women in these roles. The conversation delves into how these female characters are developed and brought to life in crime fiction.

Writing in the Age of AI: Opportunity, Risk, and Responsibility

AI, Writing

Ph.D. Ross Carley examines both the potential and the risks of artificial intelligence in creative writing. He explores what AI can offer writers, what it may compromise, and how authors can adapt thoughtfully within an evolving literary landscape shaped by technology.

Inside Government Power: Writing Suspense from the Inside

Crime, Procedural, Suspense

Writers explore how government agencies add depth and tension to suspense fiction. In this session, panelists discuss the branches and institutions they write about, what drew them to those worlds, and how insider details and power dynamics heighten stakes and realism...

Writing the Medical Mystery

Writing Female Crime Solvers

Writing in the Age of AI: Opportunity, Risk, and Responsibility

Inside Government Power: Writing Suspense from the Inside

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