ENGL 2012:
INTERMEDIATE FICTION

Short Story: "White Prayer Pages"

This class was within my major requirements as a creative writing fiction course, one of many creative writing courses I have taken here at DU but the only fiction one. Over the quarter I was to write a ten-page short story of my choosing and I chose to write a story broken up into short vignettes. Each vignette is supposed to feel connected but not inherently close to one another in a chronological order. Each vignette has the freedom to use different points of view, different tenses, and show a different level of maturity of the narrator. The unnamed narrator explores her own life and experiences through relationships and religion and what it means to intertwine the two. 

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This piece helped my writing explore a new hybrid of fiction and commit to a longer narrative rather than poetry which I so often cling to.