Great stories are anchored in place. Learn how atmosphere, mood, and location reflect theme and identity, and how mastering setting strengthens every layer of your narrative.
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In this session, authors discuss why they chose to write police centered crime stories, how they researched law enforcement, and which books and writers have influenced their approach to portraying crime in the big city.
Search and seizure errors can unravel an entire case, on the page and in real life. Alan A. Cook draws on experience as a prosecutor, law clerk, and district attorney to explain how the Fourth Amendment actually works in practice. This session helps writers understand...
Belinda Leigh Underwood, Elizabeth Crowens, and Steven Aberle explore the power of book blogs, newsletters, and virtual tours. They share practical marketing strategies that help authors reach new readers and build visibility at every stage of their careers.