As you compose your Autoethnographic Essay, you will inevitably introduce characters–or individuals with whom you’ve interacted–that shaped you in some way. Today, we’ll look at three examples of how published authors have built characters in their writing in an effort to help you make progress on your own autoethnographic narratives. Building Character If you’ve started drafting your autoethnographic essay, access that writing. If you haven’t started drafting, pull up a blank document or take out a piece of paper. You might also want to pull up this list of qualities of autoethnographic essays and scroll to the last two pages where you already brainstormed possible topics. Take a minute to…