Writing Mystery and Crime Novels

Presented by: J L Hill | Kathryn Lane | Michelle Cox | Rich Zahradnik

Categories: Mystery | Pacing | Technique

Year: 2021

This panel discusses their approaches to writing mystery and crime novels, emphasizing the importance of pacing to keep readers engaged.

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