Lawbreakers and Law Enforcers: Why We Are Fascinated

Mystery & Crime
2015
Featuring David Housewright, Larry Block

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In this session, authors explore the psychological, cultural, and storytelling appeal of lawbreakers and law enforcers, and how these opposing forces create tension, conflict, and compelling narratives in crime fiction.

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