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\nWhether a story has a first-person narrator\, an invi sible one\, an attached third\, or detached objectivism\, everything on th e page is mediated through voice. Voice constitutes the idiosyncratic lang uage of a story\, which affects how all other techniques appear to us and tells us what kind of story the story it&rsquo\;s telling is going to be. We&rsquo\;ll explore how a distinct voice can construct reader expectation s for characterization and the emotional parameters of a story itself.
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Presenter Bio: \;
\ nMeg Fancher is a PhD candidate in English at Georgia State University\, where she has taught for four years. She obtained her M FA at Oregon State and her BA at Hollins. Her criticism and archival resea rch has been published by the Digital Library of Georgia\, \; 45th Parallel\, and \;American Book Review. She is c urrently writing a crime novel.
\nCentral Oregon Writers Gui ld's \;mission is to provide Central Oregon area writers a fo rum for mutual support and education through meetings\, annual events and workshops. Our goal is to advance growth and success for individual writer s of all genres and skill levels. Founded in 2002\, the Guild is a non-pro fit organization\, run entirely by volunteers.
\nGuild meetings take place on a monthly basis\, where we feature guest speakers\, panels\, mem ber readers and small group interaction\, with topics of interest to write rs at all skill levels. Meetings are free and open to the public.
\nQuestions? Contact \;beccar@dpl s.lib.or.us
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