The Creatures, Crimes, and Creativity conference is a gathering designed to bring together readers and writers of various genres like mystery, suspense, thriller, horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal. Features include panels, an inclusive dining experience, keynote addresses, author interviews, and two big book signings.
The Capital Crime Festival is amongst the world's largest events celebrating crime and thriller fiction. Inviting popular crime creatives and filmmakers, it conducts a two-day event in London with engaging and innovative crime-themed events. The festival provides fans unique opportunities to interact with authors and filmmakers, promising an immersive, thrilling experience filled with gripping plots and appealing characters.
When a corrupt accounting firm bankrupts his adopted father's company and leads to his death, Jang Ho Woo goes undercover to find the truth. What he finds is a conspiracy that threatens the nation.
When the cause of death remains 'unknown' or when the victim remains unidentified and unclaimed, the forensic team at UDI finds the answers.
Japanese revenge thriller "Re: Mind" tells of the horror of eleven school girls who wake from a kidnapping to find themselves chained to a dinner table with the only clue - a message to 'Remember'.
Bouchercon, the World Mystery Convention, is a nonprofit organization that conducts an annual event that assembles readers, writers, and other stakeholders from the mystery and crime fiction community, providing a four-day mix of education, entertainment, and fun.
South Korean supernatural psychological thriller "The Memorist" tells the story of Dong Baek, a police detective who rlives the crimes through the assailants memories.
Sketch Artist Shen Yi works with detective Du Cheng to identify both victims and criminals through the use of art and old-fashioned detective work.
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