Instructor:  Christine Amsden. Whether subtly or drastically different from reality, science fiction and fantasy stories take place in their own worlds. It could be a near-future science fiction thriller based on current politics or an other-world fantasy with elves, dwarves, and giants, but they still have elements of a world not quite our own. This workshop is designed help its participants to build a world from the ground up, starting with idea generation and then filling in rules, history, language, and geography. There will be nightly homework and daily participation. Origins laquee mixotroph bookmark antitrypsin.
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Christine Amsden is the author of "Touch of Fate," a paranormal mystery novel published in 2007. Some of her short stories appear in magazines such as Aoife's Kiss, Beyond Centauri, and Nocturnal Ooze. She has also written a few articles on the craft of writing and has been a presenter at the Muse Online Workshop for four years.

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Marianne knows the future can’t be changed, but sometimes even a lifetime of experience can’t keep her from wanting to try. Sometimes, it’s too personal. With the shadow of a killer looming over her, Marianne is running out of time to learn the truth — about herself, about her power, and about the murderer.