Why Supernatural Mysteries Never Lose Their Power

Presented by: Charlaine Harris | Christopher Farnsworth | Dana Cameron | Leslie Klinger | Toni L.P. Kelner

Categories: Genre | Mystery | Supernatural | Worldbuilding | Writing

Charlaine Harris, Christopher Farnsworth, Dana Cameron, Leslie Klinger, and Toni L.P. Kelner explore why supernatural mystery continues to captivate readers. They discuss research and worldbuilding, the symbolism behind mythical creatures, and the lasting appeal of vampire fiction and other supernatural tropes.

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