Panelists explain how to get out of your comfort zone as a writer to write about people unlike yourself while avoiding stereotypes and tropes.
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Jim L’Etoile dives into writing criminals in fiction. This breaks down into translating real elements and history into your writing, five models of character development, characters that saved the story, and criminal motivation.
Clay Stafford interviews guest of honor Maureen Corrigan about making passion a profession, how mystery and suspense saved her from being an academic, how a love for books has screwed her up, and advice for readers and writers.
The founder of Killer Nashville discusses his early ambitions, making connections, his goal for Killer Nashville, and bumbling.