How Crime TV Is Evolving

Categories: Authors | Crime Fiction | Noir

Crime storytelling on television continues to push new boundaries. In this session, authors discuss their work in TV crime and how the genre is evolving, from changing formats and character complexity to the risks and innovations shaping modern crime series.

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