Writers discuss attributes that make their sleuths believable and relatable, as well as other components of their books that add to their believability.
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Panelists discuss their experience in law enforcement and how it's inspired their writing. They also point out the most common misconceptions authors make when writing about the police.
Bradley Harper, a retired US Army Colonel and pathologist, speaks on autopsies and forensic investigation. Harper goes in depth on his past experiences and thought process while writing historical fiction.
A group of authors discuss the obstacles as a writer, including family obligations, time constrictions, having priorities, procrastination, and social media distractions. They also talk about ways to market books.