Beyond Chandler and Hammett: Crime Fiction from the Pulp Era

Categories: Crime | Murder | Pulp content

The pulp and paperback era helped shape modern crime fiction. In this session, panelists explore influential writers and stories from the 1920s through the 1970s, examining how this period defined the genre and continues to influence crime writing today.

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Poison, Proof, and Suspicious Deaths

Poison, Proof, and Suspicious Deaths

Poisons are often invisible, but their effects can be devastating. Mike Bodge explains how chemicals, household items, and naturally occurring toxins have been used in real homicide and suicide cases. This session explores how toxic substances cause death, when...