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International Crime: Writing Across Cultures

Presented by: Barry Lancet | Cara Black | Chris Ewan | Deitrich Kalteis | Sara Blædel
Categories: Crime | International | Thriller

Cultural differences can shape every aspect of a crime story. In this session, authors discuss how writing across cultures influences their plots, characters, and investigations. Panelists explore the challenges and opportunities of incorporating international perspectives and cultural details into crime fiction.

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