Murder Most Ghostly

Presented by: Margaret Lucke | Stephen Blackmoore | Sue Ann Jaffarian | Terri Bischoff

Categories: Authors | Mystery | Paranormal

Paranormal mystery writers share their thoughts on what makes a story paranormal, how to keep the genre fresh, inspiration, and other characteristics of supernatural plots. They discuss the difficulty of writing a kind of fiction that is far beyond reality or reason.

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