Voice and Tone in Fiction

Maggie Felisberto
maggie.felisberto@gmail.com

Maggie Felisberto is a queer nail polish enthusiast with a PhD in Portuguese literature and an MFA in creative writing. Her work has been published by Bridge Eight Press, Change Seven Magazine, Tagus Press and Routledge, and is forthcoming from Bare Hill Review and Nat 1 Publishing. Originally from Pennsylvania, she lives in Massachusetts with her sister and nine pets.

In this workshop, we will discuss voice and tone in the written word. Mark Twain said, “the difference between the correct word and the wrong word is the difference between lightning and a light bug.” In this class you will discover tools to help you find the right word to fit the tone you want to express. How to find the correct word to convey a story more effectively. Voice and tone, though similar, are not interchangeable, and one of the goals of this workshop is to be able to distinguish between the two and employ them in your writing. By getting a better grasp of these two tools, participants should be able to develop their own authentic writing style.



Workshop:  2.5 hours • 15 minute  break

Cost:  $25

Class Size:  12 People

Instructor:  Maggie Felisberto

What to bring:  Whatever method you prefer: pen, pencil, paper, and/or computer

When:   July 21 • 6:00 to 8:30 • Mondays

Where:  Co-Creative Center  •  137 Union Street  •  New Bedford, MA 02740


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