Writing Women Who Wear the Badge

Moderated by John Billheimer, Allison Brennan, Deborah Crombie, Karin Salvalaggio, Kendra Elliot, and Naomi Hirahara discuss writing women in law enforcement. They explore authenticity, professional challenges, and how real world experience informs believable female characters who wear the badge.

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Writing Realistic Courtroom Scenes: How Courtroom Drama Really Works

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Courtroom scenes succeed on tension, clarity, and authority, not speeches and theatrics. Brian Cuban, James Bernier, Lisa Reppeto, Marty Ludlum, McCracken Poston Jr., Mike Rubin, Richard Turner, and Wieland Diehl draw on real legal experience to show how courtrooms...

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Building Community, Engagement, Social Media

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Crime For Middle Grades: How to Write Mysteries Kids Love

Middle Grades, Teen Detective, Young Adult

Authors discuss writing crime fiction for middle-grade readers, focusing on the young sleuths they’ve created and the mentors who guide them. This session explores the unique challenges and rewards of crafting mysteries for pre-teen audiences, from age-appropriate...

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