Services.

Lee Lofland is a popular speaker for conferences, online sessions, workshops, and he is available for personal consultations. Lee has worked with fiction and nonfiction writers in all stages of their careers, including many NY Times and Internationally bestselling authors.

Writers Workshop

Personal Consultations, Story Coaching, and Developmental Editing

Because of Lee’s exemplary career in law enforcement and his atmospheric writing style, he is well qualified to offer personal consultations for writers. He provides both technical and developmental editing services to writers at all stages of their careers, from beginning to top bestselling authors, and television and film writers.

Lee is a nationally acclaimed expert and his consultations can include, but are not limited to, manuscript reviews for technical accuracy regarding law enforcement matters, police procedures, forensics, and crime scene investigations. Additionally, as a developmental editor and story coach, he conducts a deep dive into your manuscript, focusing on setting, tone, character development, realistic dialogue and action sequences, theme, plot, organization of ideas, story flow, and the overall big picture of your manuscript.

For more information or questions about my services, please contact Lee at lofland32@msn.com.

Workshops & Conferences for Writers

Lee is available to present a workshop in your area, tailored to your chosen subjects. Presentations are designed to suit the needs of your group and subject matters. Popular topics include Homicide and Crime Scene Investigations, Forensics, Developing Compelling Characters (Good and Bad Guys), Scene Building, and more.

Interested in Hiring Lee?

Lee is available for speaking engagements, consultations and workshops for writers on a wide variety of topics. To schedule Lee for your conference or event contact Lee for more information and answers to your police questions.

Suggested Topics for Workshops & Conferences

  • Crime Scene Investigations
  • Murder Really Bugs Me
  • Smelling Elephants: The Demons Inside My Mind
  • Police: What They Do And Why
  • CS I Don’t Think So
  • Writing Compelling Villains
  • How To Think Like A Detective
  • A Wilted Rose: The Tina Mott Story (true crime at its worst)
  • Bloodstains and Spatters
  • Fingerprinting
  • Detectives and Uniformed Police Officers
  • Crime Scene Evidence and Evidence collection
  • DNA
  • Autopsies/Medical Examiners
  • The Death Penalty and Executions
  • Officer-Involved Shootings
  • Defensive Tactics
  • Officer Survival
  • Interviews and Interrogations
  • Prisons and Jails
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Police Officer
  • Suicide
  • Search Warrants and Entry Teams