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Victoria Hobbs Olsen is the past GCWA President
and former editor of the Magnolia Quarterly, a publication for creative
writers. Utilizing her master's degree in Consulting Psychology from Harvard
University, she has held many workshops over the past twelve years, most
recently facilitating a fundraising event for the Gulf Coast Writers Association
called The Tapestry of Psychological Type, Temperament and the Creative
Process, held at a local community college.
Victoria came to Pass Christian, Mississippi from
Long Island, New York, in the fall of 1994. She was completing a novel,
Carnival Stories, based on her short stay in
Mississippi back in 1976. She fell in love with the area and the ambiance,
and decided to move her family to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Hurricane Katrina blew Victoria to her current home in
Durham, NC. |