Mystery Southern Style

Presented by: Cathy Pickens | Donna Andrews | Jaden Terrell | Kathyrn Wall | Tina Whittle

Year: 2012

A panel of Southern writers talks about what makes a “Southern” book different from others and their distinct Southern styles.

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