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Posted on February 8, 2013 by Lindsey Crittenden

I’ve worked as a stained-glass artist, a translator, a marine biologist, and an archeologist. Or, rather, my characters have. One of the most direct ways into inhabiting character and discovering details that lift a story beyond “mere” narrative has always … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged archeology, beekeeping, character development, characterization, dentistry, fictional characters, Lindsey Crittenden, marine biology, occupations, stained-glass artistry, The View from Below, The Water Will Hold You | 3 Comments

The Many Faces of Mollie

Posted on August 10, 2012 by Lindsey Crittenden

When I was in junior high, I wrote stories about a girl named Kim Swanson. I named her Kim because I wanted a name like “Kim”—popular, cute, perky. I wanted to fit in, to belong. “Lindsey” stuck out—I know, it’s … Continue reading →

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