Bars & Booze as Setting & Plot Devices

Presented by: Deborah Lacy | Johnny Shaw | Marshall Thornton | Owen Culper | Wayne Washington

Categories: Crime | Drinks | Protagonist

Deborah Lacy leads a panel on the interplay of drinks, plots, and characters, focusing on protagonists who work as bartenders. Authors discuss how these characters are woven into their stories and the unique roles they play in the narrative.

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