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Building Paranormal Worlds Readers Believe In

Presented by: Dana Cameron | Juliet Blackwell | Kat Richardson | S.J. Rozan
Categories: Mystery | Paranormal | Vampires

Dana Cameron, Juliet Blackwell, Kat Richardson, and S.J. Rozan discuss writing mysteries infused with the supernatural. They explore how to balance imagination with realism, create consistent paranormal rules, and build worlds where witches, vampires, and other strange elements feel completely believable.

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