The Voice.

Voice in writing is a challenge, you must follow some technics so the readers can hear the voice the way the author planned to be.

Neuromancer was writing in a type of narration of a third person, and the way to know it, it’s to take details about how the narrator describes the different scenarios looking from the outside, giving details about thing around. This technique is call narration by description.

The voice is also relevant, by how the writer want to drive you with the type of language he wants to use. For example, if he wants to use the formally or colloquially. In the Neuromancer it drives you by the colloquially, use some language that is just in a specific region.

Also, we have to put attention to the characters, how the main character “Case” never describe his feelings as himself, and the way it describes the character make you feel like Case has a deep voice, with short words, not much a talker, but with a tone that when he talks everyone listen.

Gibson, W. (2000). Neuromancer. New York: Ace Science Fiction. (Original work published 1984).

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