Writers and bloggers talk about how place shapes crime fiction, from choosing the perfect location to using setting as a driver of mood, tension, and plot. They explore why certain places demand certain crimes and how a well-chosen setting can deepen story, sharpen conflict, and forge a stronger connection with readers.
Turning Real Crimes into Page-Turners
Peter Houlahan, award-winning author of Norco ’80, breaks down how to transform raw facts into a relentless true crime thriller. Drawing from real 911 calls, court records, and interviews, this master class shows how to impose structure on chaos and build escalating...
