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Wit, Insight, and the Unusual in Mystery Fiction

Presented by: Donna Andrews | Eleanor Kuhns | Jamie Mason | Mary Mchugh
Categories: Fiction | Humor | Mystery

Wit, sharp observation, and unexpected elements can make a mystery stand out. In this session, authors discuss how humor, insight, and quirky characters enrich storytelling, adding depth, originality, and memorable moments to their work.

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