The voice of a narrative is the interface between the reader and the story: it’s the glue that holds your reader to every page, regardless of what’s happening on there. But how do you know if you’ve found the voice for a story, and how can you make it stronger and more compelling? How does that relate to the voices of your characters in both thoughts and dialogue?

We will start by thinking about how narrative voice actually works, and go on to play with possibilities for how narrators and characters speak and think, before looking at how other writers work with voice. You should take away a sense of how to improve the voice of your current project, what you might want to do in future projects, and a toolkit of ways to work with both.

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