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Category: Theme

Total number of audio resources: 15

Writing Crime Fiction for a Global Audience
Presenters: Ian Rankin, Mark Billingham, Rick Oliveman, Sara Blædel, Shawn Shiverkin
Category: Storytelling, Theme, Worldwide
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Editing Anthologies: From Story Selection to Finished Collection
Presenters: E.A. Aymar, Holly West, Marsha Tally, Martin Edwards, Peter Carlisle
Category: Conflict, Process, Theme
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Lie to Me: The Liars Panel
Presenters: Jessica Lowry, Jonathan Lethem, Laura Lippman, Lee Goldberg, Lori Rader-Day
Category: Narrative, Storytelling, Theme
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Music and Mystery: When Sound Inspires Suspense
Presenters: Baron Birtcher, Jim Fusilli, Ricky Bush, Rochelle Staab, Sam Reeves
Category: Music, Mystery, Theme
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What Makes a Story Gritty? From Traditional Mystery to True Crime
Presenters: Charles Salzberg, David Stout, David Swinson, John McFetridge
Category: Mystery, Theme, Thriller
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Why Theme is the Backbone of Every Great Story
Presenters: James McCrone, Lynn Chandler Willis, Lynn Slaughter, Mariah Fredericks, Sean
Category: Plot, Theme
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Writing Without an Outline
Presenters: Amy Rivers, Kerry Peresta, Linda Thorne, P.D. Halt, R.G. Belsky, Rich Zahradnik
Category: Plot, Synopsis, Theme
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Weaving Social Issues into Narrative
Presenters: Carrie Simon, Elena Hartwell, Jaden (Beth) Terrell, John Gordon, Kelly Oliver, Mary Coley
Category: Enhancing Narratives, Social Issues, Theme
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Beyond Plot: Writing Stories that Stay with Readers
Presenters: Christina Hoag, January Kerr, Lynn Hesse, Mark Brazaitis, Michael Guillebeau, Terry W. Calderwood
Category: Perspective, Storytelling, Theme
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Plotting: The Standalone or the Series
Presenters: Cate Holahan, Debra Gaskill, Joseph Terrell, Stacy Allen
Category: Details, Plotting, Theme
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Anne Perry on Story, Meaning, and the Moral Heart of Fiction
Presenters: Anne Perry, Clay Stafford
Category: Mystery, Theme, Writing
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Cross of Fire: Religious Influence in Crime Fiction
Presenters: Fred Ramsay, Judith Rock, Julie Kramer, Kenneth J. Wishnia, Tony Perona
Category: Religion, Theme, Writing
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Constructing Scenes that Pull Readers Forward
Presenters: Evelyn Donahoe, J L Hill, Jim Perry (Wilson Whitlow), Kathleen Donnelly, Maggie Toussaint
Category: Fiction, Theme, Writing
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How Theme Secretly Holds Your Story Together
Presenters: Adam Sydney, J.L. Delozier, Jessica Seigel, John Slayton, Jule Selbo, Kathryn Lasky
Category: Fiction, Theme, Writing
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Charlie Donlea on Fear, Persistence, and Finding Your Voice as a Writer
Presenters: Charlie Donlea, Clay Stafford
Category: Career, Fiction, Novel, Publishing, Setting, Theme, Writing
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The Killer Nashville UniversityAudio Resource Library

Writing Crime Fiction for a Global Audience

Editing Anthologies: From Story Selection to Finished Collection

Lie to Me: The Liars Panel

Music and Mystery: When Sound Inspires Suspense

What Makes a Story Gritty? From Traditional Mystery to True Crime

Why Theme is the Backbone of Every Great Story

Writing Without an Outline

Weaving Social Issues into Narrative

Beyond Plot: Writing Stories that Stay with Readers

Plotting: The Standalone or the Series

Anne Perry on Story, Meaning, and the Moral Heart of Fiction

Cross of Fire: Religious Influence in Crime Fiction

Constructing Scenes that Pull Readers Forward

How Theme Secretly Holds Your Story Together

Charlie Donlea on Fear, Persistence, and Finding Your Voice as a Writer

The Killer Nashville University
Audio Resource Library