The Business of Cozy Mysteries

What makes cozy mysteries so enduringly popular? In this session, cozy mystery authors discuss what drew them to the genre, the conventions that define a successful cozy, and the current publishing landscape for writers looking to build a career in this beloved corner of crime fiction.

To access this content, please sign up as a member.

Check out these other resources:

Inside Ballistics and Firearms Evidence

Inside Ballistics and Firearms Evidence

Ballistics often hold the key to solving crimes. A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation special agent and forensic scientist explains how firearms identification really works, from matching bullets to specific weapons to interpreting ballistic evidence. This session...

Building a Villain Who Feels Human

Building a Villain Who Feels Human

Bruce Robert Coffin, D.E. Funk, Jim Nesbitt, Roger Johns, Shaun Assael, and Shirley B. Garrett explore what makes a villain truly compelling. They discuss motivation, psychology, moral ambiguity, and the challenges of writing complex antagonists who feel authentic and...