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The Dark Heart of L.A. Crime Fiction

Presented by: Catherine Lee Scott | D.W. Putnam | Jack Plutus | Jennifer Kincheloe | Kathy Bennett | Linda Richards
Categories: Crime Fiction | Narrative | Plot

From shadowy noir streets to modern, high-stakes thrillers, Los Angeles has always been a city built for crime fiction. In this panel, authors explore how L.A.’s history, culture, and shifting neighborhoods have shaped crime stories across decades. They discuss how the city’s evolving landscape influences tone, character, and the kinds of crimes that feel true to each era.

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