Stepping Into Another Gender’s Voiceom a Different Gender

Allan E. Ansorge, Chris Kelsey, Ernest Lancaster, J.R. Ripley, Jeremy Finley, and Nancy West discuss the art of writing characters of a different gender. They explore authenticity, empathy, and the craft techniques that help writers avoid stereotypes while deepening perspective.

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Success, Pressure, and the Price of Visibility

Success, Pressure, and the Price of Visibility

Hank Phillippi Ryan, Harlan Coben, Jeff Abbott, Joseph Finder, and Ridley Pearson reflect on success, pressure, and the realities of public recognition. They discuss what drives their work and how they navigate the expectations that come with literary success.

How Animals Add Heart to Mystery Stories

How Animals Add Heart to Mystery Stories

Jennie Bentley, Marilyn M. Fisher, and Mary Soams explore how animals can become an essential part of mystery storytelling. They discuss how animal characters add warmth, humor, and emotional depth, and how using them thoughtfully can reveal character, move the plot...

The Firearms Details Readers Notice

The Firearms Details Readers Notice

Clear, accurate firearm details can strengthen a story, while small mistakes can weaken it. Firearms expert Chris Grall delivers a practical guide for writers, covering safe handling, correct terminology, and realistic portrayal of weapons. This session helps authors...