The Art of Killing Your Characters: Writing Death Scenes That Feel Real

Presented by: Carolyn Mcsparren

How do you write a death scene that feels both shocking and believable? Carolyn McSparren dives into creative and realistic ways fictional characters meet their end, including the surprising lethal potential hiding in everyday home gardens. This session shows how real toxicology can be used to build convincing crime scenes that deepen suspense without straining credibility.

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