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A filled template called "Story Meter", with metallic gears in the background. It has a caption "My current WIP / Debut..." and then has several "gauges" represented as horizontal bars. The gauges are as follows: "focuses on the characters vs. focuses on the world" where the mark is on the characters' side, "is romance driven vs. is plot driven" where the mark is about in the middle but closer to the romance side, "fades to black vs. gets spicy" where the mark is heavily on the spicy side and "has romance burn slow vs. has romance burn fast" where the mark is approx. in the middle
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A template called "Story Meter", with metallic gears in the background. It has a caption "My current WIP / Debut..." and then has several "gauges" represented as horizontal bars. The gauges range from: "focuses on the characters vs. focuses on the world", "is romance driven vs. is plot driven", "fades to black vs. gets spicy", "has romance burn slow vs. has romance burn fast"
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Inside the Mind of a Criminologist: Building Crime Fiction Through Authentic Human Behavior with Susan Magestro
Wed, October 21, 2026; 6pm AZ Time/PDT

What happens inside the mind of a criminologist? Can that knowledge transform your writing?

Peek behind the scenes at real-world criminology to see how understanding human behavior creates stronger characters, richer relationships, and more compelling stories.

Crime is only one chapter of a person's story. So criminologists don't simply study crime; they study people!

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Images: Desert Sleuths logo plus headshots of guest speaker
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The set is a monochrome cityscape. There are hoses and industrial equipment nearby. See, Benjamin Tempora comes on from the right stage. Walking slowly with his cane seemingly contemplating something important. He begins to sing the opening number, Infinite no Infinitesimal.


BENJAMIN TEMPORA

Can I change our fate…? The kids and I…? I surely hope so…


Benjamin Tempora walks into his workplace as the set pieces move to reveal the inner workings of a museum he had once been standing outside of. The other employees looked at him as if he was in trouble.
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