LGBTQ+ Representation in Crime Fiction

Mystery & Crime
2018
Featuring Alison Solomon, Brenda Buchanan, Jean M. Redmann, John Copenhaver, Stephanie Gayle

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Authors discuss their publishing journeys and the evolving role of LGBTQ+ representation in crime fiction. The conversation explores the distinction between LGBTQ+ mysteries and mysteries featuring LGBTQ+ characters, as well as the opportunities and challenges of writing LGBTQ+ protagonists in both contemporary and historical settings.

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