Chapter meeting: Crime Craft (crime and sleuthing)

This month’s CrimeCraft discussion will center on sleuths and sleuthing. Most (but not all) mysteries require some kind of sleuth to assemble information and clarify what happened. The sleuth can be a police officer, private investigator, lawyer, reporter, writer, teacher, librarian, retiree—the list is endless. What makes a fictitious sleuth effective? Memorable? Unique? Loved or loathed? If you are a sleuth’s creator, what did you consider when developing your character? Whom would you choose to portray your character on stage, screen or television? Join the Zoom here.

Note: CrimeCraft will resume in February and Spotlight meetings in March.