Location, voice, and tone in creative nonfiction with writer Soo Na Pak

Jan 25, 2015 by admin in Blog

Writer Soo Na Pak.

Join me on Sunday, February 1 at 6 p.m. for an interview with writer Soo Na Pak about her creative nonfiction.

Soo Na Pak is a writer and artist living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her essays and prose appear in The Butter; TheRumpus.net; AlterNet.org; “Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption” (South End Press); Hamilton Stone Review; and Digital Artifact Magazine.

On Sunday’s show, we’ll analyze her two pieces “Woman” and “Osiris.”

We will discuss Soo Na’s use of voice and tone in her narrative. She’s also skilled at adeptly mixing abstract and concrete elements in nonfiction and we’ll get to the bottom of how she does it! Or at least to somewhere in the middle.

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Location, voice, and tone in creative nonfiction with writer Soo Na Pak

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