The Canadian Crime Fiction Landscape

Mystery & Crime • Research & Forensics • Writing Craft
2015
Featuring David Whellams, Grant Mackenzie, John Farrow, John Mcfadridge, Rob Brunet

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Canadian crime and mystery fiction offer a distinct voice shaped by setting, culture, and history. In this session, authors explore how Canada’s diverse regions influence their stories and what sets Canadian crime fiction apart within the genre.

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