Inside the Minds of Female Crime Solvers

Mystery & Crime
2021
Featuring Carmen Amato, Ellie Andrews Pat, Roger Johns

This audio session is available to KNU members.

Explore Membership Options

ABOUT THIS SESSION

Moderated by Carmen Amato, Ellie Andrews Pat and Roger Johns explore what makes female crime solvers compelling on the page. They discuss motivation, emotional depth, and how trauma, resilience, and personal history shape women who pursue justice in fiction.

MORE LIKE THIS


Lone Wolves & Loose Cannons in Thrillers
Alistair Kimble, Ben McPherson, Bruce DeSilva, Mick Herron
2015
Cozy Mysteries: Charm, Community, and Strong Female Leads
Cheryl Hollon, Laura Morgan, Marion Crook, Mary Carter, Wendy Sandy Eckel
2016
Weapons and Tactics for Crime Writers
Jim Born
2016
True Grit: Why Grit Matters in Crime Stories
Bill Loehfelm, David John, Jack Stallings, Jonathan Woods
2012
Murder Far From the City Lights: Writing Rural Crime
Brenda Donelan, Cathy Tully, Jeffrey Philips, Kathleen Donnelly, Lisa Wysocky, Richard F. McGonegal
2022
Search & Seizure: The One Mistake That Can Kill a Criminal Case
Alan A Cook
2023
Writing Crime Fiction Before and After the Internet
Barbara Collins, Brian Panowich, Max Allan Collins, Sam Reaves
2015
Murder, Mayhem in Medieval Times
Christopher Willis Gortner, Edward Sklepowich, Susan Spann, Tasha Alexander
2014