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How Crime Short Stories Get Noticed

Presented by: Chris F Holm | Kaye George | Phil Bowie | Robert Mangeot | Suzanne Berube Rorhus
Categories: Crime Fiction | Fiction | Short Stories | Writing

Chris F. Holm, Kaye George, Phil Bowie, Robert Mangeot, and Suzanne Berube Rorhus break down what it takes to write crime fiction short stories that get noticed. From grabbing an editor’s attention to delivering a satisfying ending, this session explores how to make your stories stand out in a crowded field.

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