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The Power of Setting in Storytelling

Presented by: Bryon Quertermous | Christine Carbo | Glenn Meganck | James Ziskin
Categories: Character | Mystery | Setting

How much power does setting really have in a story? This panel explores the role of location as more than backdrop, examining how place shapes character, mood, conflict, and theme. Discover how to make your setting feel alive and essential so it becomes as memorable as the people who inhabit it.

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Turning Reviews into Visibility and Trust

Turning Reviews into Visibility and Trust

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Mike Faricy, Nancy Sartor, and Sara Wigal discuss how to secure meaningful book reviews and use them effectively. They explore outreach strategies, building credibility, and turning reviews into tools that increase visibility and reader trust.

The 5th Amendment: Rights and Writing

The 5th Amendment: Rights and Writing

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Few moments in crime fiction carry as much weight as the decision to speak or remain silent. Eric Beversluis, James Glass, and Lisa Preston break down the Fifth Amendment and Miranda rights in practical terms. This session helps writers accurately portray...