Real interrogations rely on psychology, patience, and pressure rather than intimidation alone. Retired Navy investigator James Glass draws on more than twenty years of experience to show how interrogations actually unfold. This session explores body language, ethical gray areas, and the subtle strategies investigators use to seek the truth, helping writers craft interrogation scenes that feel tense and authentic.
Solving Crimes Through Grief
Five authors come together to explore writing crime fiction shaped by profound personal loss. One discusses a protagonist whose wife has disappeared, while the others have written characters grieving the deaths of immediate family members. This conversation examines...
