July 27, 2011 With one month to go, it’s time for suspense and mystery writers around the world to gear up for Tennessee’s annual conference celebrating all manner of murder: Killer Nashville runs August 26-28.
The conference celebrates its fifth anniversary this year. As always the event has much to recommend, beginning with its multifaceted approach to both the genre fiction and writing in general: “Unlike other conferences and seminars,” notes the conference’s website, “Killer Nashville offers five different learning tracks for those with varied interests and experience levels: a Writing Track, a Publishing Track, a Career Management & Promotion Track, a Forensic Track, and a Fan Track.” More information about each of these tracks, as well as all necessary registration information, can be found here.
For an in-depth summary of Killer Nashville, check out Chapter 16’s coverage of a prior conference here.
