Lisa Black on Forensics, Fiction, and Writing with Authenticity

Presented by: Clay Stafford | Lisa Black

Categories: Crime | Interview | Suspense

Clay Stafford interviews bestselling crime writer Lisa Black about her fascination with forensic science and suspense. They explore how real-world investigations influence her storytelling and shape the authenticity of her work.

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