Instructor:  Melissa Fraterrigo
Date: Thursday, May 22
Time: 10-12:30 p.m.
Location: IWC
Cost: $48 Nonmembers, $33 members, $28 student/teacher/senior members
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Voice is an elusive quality that we use to describe an author’s work. It’s often confused with style, but stands alone as a result of all the technical choices made by a writer. A writer’s voice is distinct from everyone else—it is how a character expresses herself and it is the words and sentences the author uses. At the most basic, voice is a reflection of who you are.

In this workshop we will learn how to develop and deepen our unique voices. We will examine a variety of modes of writing and analyze the voice of works we admire. We will also work on exercises to further our understanding of our own distinct expression through the written word. Please bring with you a story/novel or poem by another author whose voice you admire, and wish to explore.

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