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Fundamentals of Fiction – Characterization Lesson
Whidbey Student, Delphine Boswell, offers a lesson in characterization for teachers and students of fiction. Click here to read more…
Delphine Boswell is a 4th semester MFA student with her emphasis in fiction. She begins her thesis credits this semester and is writing a mystery novel: Sin of Obsession. She has several nonfiction published credits in the area of parent/teacher education, including magazine articles, children’s books, and curriculum. She has taught writing at the community college and university level. Presently, she teaches an online class in fiction writing. Her love is fiction, and she has completed five novels in the genre of mystery, suspense, and thriller. She also has a short story published in the September 2009 issue of the Soundings. She describes her passion for writing with John Steinbeck’s words, “I nearly always write as I nearly always breathe.”
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I have just read your lesson on the fundamentals of writing which i found interesting I enjoy writing myself and would be interested in any details on getting my work published.