Harnessing Ethical Dilemmas in Crime Fiction

Presented by: Chris Berg | Paul James Smith

Categories: Crime Fiction | Ethics | Writing

This presentation discusses the importance of ethical and moral dilemmas in storytelling, particularly in crime fiction.

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