Modern Espionage and Cybercrime on the Page

Presented by: Dan Royse | Jaden (Beth) Terrell | Jason Fort | Ross Carley

Categories: Crime | Cyber Terrorism | Thriller

Jaden Terrell, Dan Royse, Jason Fort, and Ross Carley explore how espionage and cybercrime shape today’s thrillers. They discuss evolving technology, global politics, and real-world threats, offering insight into writing stories that feel current, credible, and frighteningly plausible.

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