Gritty, sharp-edged, and morally complex, the hardboiled mystery refuses to play nice. In this dynamic discussion led by Steve Hamilton, a panel of seasoned authors explores what defines the hardboiled tradition and why it continues to captivate readers. From stripped-down prose to flawed heroes and unforgiving worlds, they unpack the elements that give this genre its lasting punch.
What Really Happens at a Crime Scene?
Crime scenes are complex, methodical, and rarely as simple as fiction makes them seem. Royce Wilson walks writers through what actually happens at a crime scene, from proper procedures to evidence handling and documentation. This session clarifies common...
