Traditional mysteries offer familiarity, structure, and satisfying resolution that keep readers coming back. In this session, authors explore why these stories feel comforting, from beloved tropes to predictable patterns, and how writers can use these elements to create engaging and reassuring reads.
How Real Police Experience Changes the Stories Writers Tell
Real experience shapes powerful fiction. Addie King, Amy Drescher, Cynthia Drew, Deborah Sharp, and Sheila Stevens share how their backgrounds in law enforcement influence their writing. Through practical insight and memorable stories from the field, this session...
