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A Conversation with Elaine Bossik, Author of The Last Victim
Scriptologist.com spoke with Elaine Bossik about her new novel, The Last Victim.
Scriptologist.com (Q): Where did the idea for The Last Victim come from?
Elaine Bossik (EB): I was in a writing workshop
where writers share their writing and offer critiques and suggestions. I wrote what I thought was a short story, but it was really a vignette. The group
encouraged me to continue the story and develop the characters. This vignette turned out to be the first chapter of my novel.
Q:
Did you plot your entire story before you started writing?
EB: I had to know the beginning, the middle, and the end before I started writing. For me, I have to
know my ending so I know where the story is leading. Read more....
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Act 1; Scene 1;
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