Andrew Gulli moderates a panel of crime writers to discuss the different characterizations of cop characters and how they affect the plot of a story.
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Authors from all around the world speak on how not to write stereotypes for their regions, their travels, and the effects of globalization on fiction.
A panel of writers share their input on how to write a realistic and interesting character, giving examples from their own books as well as from other authors. They express the importance of character development and taking the time to build a believable personality.
Royce, a special agent forensic scientist, discusses the nature of crime laboratories and crime scenes. He explains how crime scenes are solved in a general sense and draws on his past experience.