Join Now

Building Great Police Procedurals: Heroes, Villains, and Authenticity

Presented by: Carrie Smith | Craig Robertson | Ellen Kirschman | Wendy Jones
Categories: Crime | Detective | Police Procedural

Drawing on their backgrounds in law enforcement, panelists discuss what makes a compelling police procedural. The conversation explores authentic character development, the importance of a strong antagonist, and how real world policing informs believable crime fiction.

To access this content, please sign up as a member.

Check out these other resources:

Finding Success in Self-Publishing

Finding Success in Self-Publishing

, ,

There is no single formula for success, but proven strategies can make a difference. Introduced by Richard Helms, bestselling author J.A. Konrath shares his path to success in self-publishing, discussing the choices, innovations, and mindset that helped him grow a...

What Makes a Woman Strong on the Page

What Makes a Woman Strong on the Page

, , ,

Cathi Stoler, Nora McFarland, Sandra Brannan, Sara J. Henry, Steve Steinbock, and Vicki Hendricks explore what defines a strong female character. They examine relationships, motivation, and emotional depth, along with the influences that shape complex and authentic...