Panelists discuss how they create depth in their novels through the relationships of their characters
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Authors writing religious crime fiction discuss how to deal with research and criticism, their experience with religion itself, and the rise of religious fiction in times of hardship.
Paul Parsons opens the session with a song as Clay Stafford and Anne Perry explore how to elevate writing beyond storytelling. Together they discuss how depth, moral purpose, and emotional truth can transform good work into something lasting and meaningful.
Bruce Robert Coffin joins Clay Stafford to explore the double edge of ambition in a writing life. They talk about what happens when success brings unexpected challenges and why clarity of purpose matters as much as achievement.