Conspiracies, Finance, and Geopolitics in Crime Fiction

Presented by: Adam Gittlin | Michael Sears | Mick Herron | Patrick Kendrick | TJ O'Connor

Global intrigue adds powerful complexity to crime stories. In this session, authors explore how conspiracies, financial systems, and geopolitical forces shape their narratives, creating layered plots that reflect real world tensions and high stakes conflicts.

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Conspiracies, Finance, and Geopolitics in Crime Fiction

Adapting Stories for the Screen Without Losing Their Soul

Writing the Next Book When the Pressure Is On

How Writers Discover Their Own Style

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