Panelists explored how to create compelling character-driven mystery fiction where the crime serves as a framework rather than the central focus.
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Greg Laird shares his extensive experience visiting Death Row in Oklahoma approximately 100 times. He describes the process of attorney appointments, visitation procedures, and daily life for death row inmates.
Following her presentation on querying, author CJ Redwine reads and critiques audience members' query letters.
The “picket fence” to this group of authors means many different things, including the divide between rural and urban life or a secluded religion. Most of all, it refers to a guise that belies darkness. The authors in this panel discuss their interpretations.