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Women Who Drive Crime Fiction

Presented by: Judie Clemmons | Karen Olson | Lauren Henderson | Lori Armstrong | Russel McClain
Categories: Branding | Character Writing | Diversity | Women

Judie Clemmons, Karen Olson, Lauren Henderson, Lori Armstrong, and Russel McClain discuss how to write well-rounded female protagonists in crime fiction. They explore realistic portrayals of relationships, emotional depth, and the challenges women face both on the page and within the publishing world.

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