Talk:"The Voices in my head--in the reading"/@comment-44870336-20200130033011

Voice is a key factor when it comes to pulling the reader in and keeping them engaged. I agree that it is difficult to grasp for some, and many think some people just have a natural aptitude for it and they could never develop it that well.

In regards to Nueromancer, the voice is filled with changes that keep the reader on their toes, bouncing back from the character voice of Case, to the Authors' voice explaining the landscape and scenes in deep, yet short and sharp expository and informative writing.

I typically find it difficult to catch the rythym at which the voice portrayed bounces back and forth between the book Nueromancer, and find myself having to go back and read sections again. I feel its not because I don't understand the words, but I have to use what little I'm given to put together the big picture in the chapters events. I credit Gibson in this, due to the fact it has high potential to make readers want to reread over and over, searching for missing details that may have been lost or twisted in the "voice".