Writing Humor in Mystery Fiction

Presented by: Kendel Lynn | Parnell Hall | Ray Daniel | Ryan Aldred | Shelley Costa

Humor can add energy, character, and balance to a mystery. In this session, panelists discuss why they incorporate humor into their novels and share strategies for using wit and comedic moments to enhance storytelling and engage readers.

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The Power of Mentorship and Community in a Writing Life

What Police Work Really Looks Like When the Cameras Are Gone

A Step-by-Step Guide to Crime Scene Investigation

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