Cops and Crime in The Big City: Writing Police Procedurals

In this session, authors discuss why they chose to write police centered crime stories, how they researched law enforcement, and which books and writers have influenced their approach to portraying crime in the big city.

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David Ryan, Jacy Sellers, Kiersten Modglin, Mike Faricy, Nina Wachsman, and Valona Jones share candid insights into marketing across publishing paths, offering real-world lessons on what works, what doesn’t, and why.

Why Noir Still Matters

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Authors dig into their love of noir, tracing the films, books, and creative influences that shape the genre’s dark voice and moral complexity. This conversation explores why noir continues to captivate readers and how writers reinterpret its classic elements for...

Crossing Genres: Combining Without Getting Muddy

Crossing Genres: Combining Without Getting Muddy

Cindy Dees, Elizabeth Crowens, J.B. Manning, John Carenen, Susan Jacobs, and Terrence McCauley talk about how to blend genres without confusing readers or publishers. They discuss understanding genre expectations, where boundaries matter, and how to keep a story...