Solving the Crime with an Amateur Sleuth

Presented by: Carolyn Rowland | Margaret Hamilton | Randy Overbeck | Sue Arroyo

Categories: Character | Crime | Fiction | Writing

For a non-professional sleuth, things may come harder. Panelists discuss creating their sleuth’s abilities, working with their skill set, and writing them for their genre.

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