How to develop your unique voice on the page
The critically acclaimed author of Swarm Theory, editor of Hypertext Magazine helps writers understand what "voice" means in creative writing, and outlines tips and techniques for finding and developing your own individual voice.
Christine Rice is the author of Swarm Theory (University of Hell Press, April 2016). Most recently, her stories have been published in Roanoke College's American University of Beirut’s “Rusted Radishes,” Farleigh Dickinson University’s The Literary Review, and online at Bird’s Thumb. Her writing has appeared in the The Big Smoke, Chicago Tribune, Detroit’s Metro Times and Metro Parent, The Good Men Project, The Urbaness.com, CellStories.net, F Magazine and her radio essays have been produced by WBEZ Chicago. Christine is the managing editor of Hypertext Magazine (www.hypertextmag.com) and the director of Hypertext Studio Writing Center (www.hypertextstudio.org). She has taught at Columbia College Chicago since 1992.
Registration and Socializing 9:00-9:30
Program 9:30-12:00
