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Fandom and Community in Crime Fiction

Presented by: (Jon) Jefferson Bass
Categories: Fandom | Fiction | Hobbies

Fandom plays a powerful role in shaping both readers and writers. In this session, authors discuss their experiences with fandom across books, hobbies, music, science, and genres, exploring how these communities influence creativity, storytelling, and connection within the crime fiction world.

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