Why We Write Thrillers: Exploring The Human Psyche

Authors dig into the psychology behind thrillers, exploring what defines the genre and why it resonates so deeply with readers. This session examines how writers draw from real human behavior, fear, and obsession to create stories that feel authentic, unsettling, and impossible to put down.

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Lois Winston moderates a panel of authors as they discuss the different types of cozy mysteries they write and explore why readers are so drawn to the genre. The conversation delves into the unique appeal of cozies and the elements that keep readers coming back.

Forensic Botany in Stories

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Jane H. Bock gives a presentation about the uncommon opportunity to utilize forensic botany as a plot device in mystery writing. Case studies relating to botanical science are included as examples.