Murder Across Borders: Writing International Crime

Presented by: Alan Guthrie | Cara Ramsey | Jeffrey Seiger | Michael Sears | Susan Rachel

Categories: Crime | Global | investigations

This discussion explores crime fiction set across international borders, highlighting the complexities of global investigations. Authors share how diverse cultures, locations, and legal systems shape their stories and add depth to their narratives.

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