Your writer's voice is everything that you write that identifies your work to your readers. It is what drives them to want to read more of your stories and novels. It is the shape of what you emphasize in your writing and the color of the stories you tel. It is all of this and more.

Gaining an understanding of your writer's voice is not easy; you need to experience your writing the way your readers do. This workshop is designed to help you as a writer gain this perspective about your own writing.

Space is limited (ideally, we should have 15 participants) and registration is requested. To register, please reply to this thread or send me nano-mail. You can also use this form to send me e-mail.

The workshop, held at the Eola Road Branch of the Aurora Public Library, will be from 1-4:30 pm, Saturday, May 31st.

Registered:

1. Todd Hogan
2. Tim Yao
3. Mary Egan
4. Jen Moore
5. Diana Schmuckal
6. Frank Dahlman
7. Becky Turpin
8. Barbara Bartilson
9. Katrina Plonczynski
10. Cici Edward
11. Jez Layman
12. Cassidy Turpin
13. Dan Extrom
14. Stephanie Hill

Disclaimer:

The Aurora Public Library provides meeting space as a community service. The
Library neither sponsors nor endorses this event, the speaker(s) or the organization.

Hi Tim,
If there is still space, I would love to participate in the Voice workshop on May 31st.
My name is Cici Edward
my nano name is callalily05.

Let me know what I need to do to participate.
Thanks,
Cici
ciciedward1@yahoo.com

If there's still space, please count me in! :) Name is Stephanie Hill, username InspectorStevi

Welcome, Stephanie!

I've added you to the list.

I'll send you instructions via e-mail.

--Tim

Just to follow-up, we had a successful workshop; a prezi and notes are available in the post-workshop write-up on our blog.

Thanks to all the participants for their hard work!