Crafting Villains and Voice with Gregg Hurwitz, Linwood Barclay, and Lisa Unger

Presented by: Erin Mitchell | Gregg Hurwitz | Linwood Barclay | Lisa Unger

Categories: Author | Career | Craft | Interview

Erin Mitchell sits down with Gregg Hurwitz, Linwood Barclay, and Lisa Unger for an engaging conversation about their creative evolution, how they craft memorable villains, and the tonal shifts that have shaped their writing careers.

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

Check out these other resources:

Clarifying Your Creative Path and Writing Toward What Matters Most

Career

Psychotherapist Peggy Grigowski leads an inspiring, hands-on workshop focused on setting meaningful goals and clarifying creative direction. Participants explore practical techniques for turning aspirations into action and building a writing life aligned with purpose...

Engineering a Plot That Actually Holds Together

Editing, Plot, Plotting, Writing

Strong plots are built, not guessed at. Laura Hayden shows how an engineering mindset can bring clarity and structure to storytelling, even for writers who prefer to work by instinct. This session explores practical problem-solving techniques that help writers...

Colin Cotterill on Culture, Character, and Writing Beyond Borders

Asia, Author, Diversity, Interview, Motivation, Setting

S.J. Rozan interviews Colin Cotterill about the inspirations behind his characters and his experiences teaching in Southeast Asia. Their conversation explores how his background and time abroad influence his writing, character development, and sense of place.

Crafting Villains and Voice with Gregg Hurwitz, Linwood Barclay, and Lisa Unger

Clarifying Your Creative Path and Writing Toward What Matters Most

Engineering a Plot That Actually Holds Together

Colin Cotterill on Culture, Character, and Writing Beyond Borders

Explore

Learn

Ready to join?