What Shapes the Stories We Tell

Presented by: Dana Cameron | Laurie R. King | S.J. Rozan | Sean Chercover | Toni L.P. Kelner

Categories: Crime | Mystery | Plot Development

Dana Cameron, Laurie R. King, S.J. Rozan, Sean Chercover, and Toni L.P. Kelner reflect on the people, stories, and experiences that have shaped their creative lives and continue to fuel their work.

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