Fish Out of Water: Crime Across Worlds

Authors explore writing crime stories that unfold between cultures and worlds. This panel focuses on “fish out of water” narratives, examining how unfamiliar settings, traditions, and perspectives heighten tension and draw readers into new cultures, times, and places while keeping the story grounded and accessible.

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Balancing Character, Plot, and Period

Balancing Character, Plot, and Period

Moderated by Bradley Harper, Alana White, Bill Rapp, Charlie Grisman, and Heather L. Montgomery explore the core elements of historical fiction. They discuss how to balance character, plot, and setting while keeping the story engaging and grounded in its time.