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Adapting to Changing Trends in Genre Fiction

Presented by: C.J Box | Kelli Stanley | Owen Laukkanen | Wendy Corsi Staub
Categories: Social Issues | Trends | Writing

Genre fiction is constantly evolving alongside culture and reader expectations. In this session, panelists discuss how they have navigated shifting trends, addressed social issues in their work, and adapted their storytelling while staying true to their creative vision.

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