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The Dark Side of Human Nature: Journalists and Writers

Presented by: Alex Marwood | Larry Light | Mark Edwards
Categories: Genres | Narratives | Writing

Journalists and writers explore how they approach the darker side of human behavior, from real world reporting to fictional storytelling. This session examines ethical challenges, sources of inspiration, and the techniques used to portray difficult subjects with depth and responsibility.

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