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Murder in the Headlines: Writing the Crimes Everyone Is Talking About

Crime, True Crime

When real crimes dominate the news cycle, how do writers tell those stories responsibly and powerfully? Jackie Barrett, Jane Turzillo, Rick Porrello, and Thomas H. Cook discuss the challenges of writing true crime drawn from headlines, with a focus on ethics, empathy,...

Laying in the Backstory, Revealing the Past Without Slowing Down the Future

Backstory, Characters, Writing

Backstory should strengthen a story, not stall it. Hallie Ephron breaks down how to reveal a character’s past in ways that deepen motivation and sharpen tension without interrupting momentum. This session focuses on timing, placement, and subtle integration so...

Cross of Fire: Religious Influence in Crime Fiction

Religion, Theme, Writing

This panel explores how faith, belief, and spiritual conflict shape crime fiction. Authors discuss research challenges, personal experiences, reader reactions, and why religious themes often resonate most during times of uncertainty.

Building a Website That Works as Hard as You Do

Murder in the Headlines: Writing the Crimes Everyone Is Talking About

Laying in the Backstory, Revealing the Past Without Slowing Down the Future

Cross of Fire: Religious Influence in Crime Fiction

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