A Grain Of Truth

by Karin Bole Tupper

Overview

This is the third collection of Karin's short stories and vignettes. What the reader will find in this newest volume are grainier depictions and some of her more intricate character depictions.
Ms. Tupper has a flair for the descriptive and it is evident in the works that are included in A Grain Of Truth ~ Short Stories by The Relinquished Muse.
Sit back in a quiet moment and lose yourself in some of the places visited here, meet some of the people who populate these pages and the world beyond the literary.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044490093
Publisher:	Karin Bole Tupper
Publication date:	04/21/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	77 KB

About the Author

Karin Bole Tupper currently works at Health Canada, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch. She studied to become a Certified Dental Assistant and was published in her professional association’s magazine. A career detour into the burgeoning High Tech industry followed very quickly and while working as a Documentation Controller, the opportunity to learn technical writing came with the job description. Always an artistic and creative spirit, Karin pursued many different traditional crafts, including writing for personal enjoyment. She honed these skills over the years of marriage and motherhood and soon had a rewarding knitwear design business developing alongside with raising two children and a full-time job. Her knitting blog, started in 2006, is a lively spot and an informal glimpse into her world and her warm, intimate writing style. More recently, Karin has worked with Skyreader Media, doing voice over work. You can hear her on the highly acclaimed e-reader application for children, “Wiggens Makes Friends at the San Diego Zoo” Her writing is focused primarily on poetry and short stories. The often fact-based fiction that she pens encompasses romance, parody, loss, family and relationships, with a demonstrated flair for the descriptive. Karin lives in Canada’s Capital, surrounded by family and friends; too much yarn and not enough books.