Trials of the Century: A Look at the Trials That Captivated the Nation

Categories: Law | Mystery | Trials

What turns a courtroom case into a national obsession? Bruce Allen Murphy, Carol L. Wright, James Glass, Lindy Hughes, and R.G. Belsky explore the elements that define a true trial of the century and why these cases grip the public imagination. This session looks at how real landmark trials unfold and how writers can draw on their structure, personalities, and stakes to create unforgettable courtroom drama in fiction.

To access this content, please sign up as a member.

Check out these other resources:

Turning Your Book Into an Audiobook That Works

Turning Your Book Into an Audiobook That Works

Amanda Stribling, Chris Andrew Ciulla, Lynda Rees, and Scott Ellis break down the process of turning a book into an audiobook. They cover rights management, industry standards, contract considerations, and how emerging technologies are shaping the future of audio...

How Murder Investigations Really Unfold

How Murder Investigations Really Unfold

Homicide investigations are complex, methodical, and rarely simple. Sergeant Derek Pacifico takes writers inside the reality of investigating murder, explaining procedures, terminology, and investigative techniques used by detectives. This session offers practical...