A well-placed red herring can keep readers guessing. A poorly placed one can frustrate them. In this craft-driven discussion, G.M. Malliet and fellow mystery writers explore how to use misdirection with precision. They share techniques for planting false leads, layering clues, and steering suspicion without breaking trust with the reader. Discover how to keep your audience intrigued while playing fair.
Urban Detectives versus Rural Investigators
Investigators are shaped by where they work. This panel compares urban and rural sleuths, examining how environment affects resources, challenges, and the kinds of stories that naturally emerge.
