How Film and Television Influence Crime Fiction

Mystery & Crime
2016
Featuring Ace Atkins, Danny Gardener, John A. Connell, John Sheppard, Matt Goldman, Peter Blauner

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Crime stories on the big and small screen continue to shape reader expectations and inspire writers. In this session, panelists discuss the relationship between crime fiction, television, and film, exploring how visual storytelling influences their work and the ways the genres continue to impact one another.

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