Blogs about: Writers Voice

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In defense of fan fiction

Earlier this week, I sent my website designer the content for my new author website. It contained a lot of things about me: my published novel, my current writing projects, my past projects. One of th… more →

MayBelle Gets Crafty with a Glue Stick — 6 comments

hamblett wrote 2 days ago: In an attempt to be one fraction as crafty—and by that MayBelle means talented, not sneaky—as the fa … more →

Tags: crafts, Maybelle, Crafts, glue sticks, Keetha Moseley, Mandy Ford, paper arts, Paper Products

Blog Writing for the Sake of Procrastination and Headaches

yukazshadow wrote 5 days ago: I’ve been lagging on posts, mostly because things have been hectic, but also because I feel so … more →

Tags: Writing #2, writing, Writer's Block, confidence, Procrastination, Bi-Polar, Therapy, Help, Lost

Finding Your Writing Voice — 2 comments

LizLong wrote 1 week ago: My mom recently read my new release WITCH HEARTS and made a comment that got me thinking about write … more →

Tags: Writing #2, Finding Your Writer's Voice, growing as an author, jeff goins, chuck wendig

On Voice — 3 comments

Christina wrote 1 week ago: Have you ever read something that immediately caught your attention? Do you want to write something … more →

Tags: Writing #2, Blogging, writing, writer, Writing Tips, Writing Advice, Advice, Reading, Arts

Finding My Voice — 2 comments

Judee wrote 2 weeks ago:   I’m a writer and I when I sit down to write, there are times when words rush forward, flowin … more →

Tags: writing, writer, Analytical, Relationships

Thinking About Branding Yourself as a Writer?...

catherinekane wrote 2 weeks ago: To be a writer, first you have to write. To be a good writer, you need to develop a “writer … more →

Tags: the process of writing, Terms and Definitions, Catherine Kane, writing, "Adventures in Palmistry", Foresight Publications, "The Practical Empath - Surviving and Thriving as a Psy, "The Lands That Lie Between", Manifesting Something Better

Communicate With Confidence – Part Six: Readers Can Tell When You Are Not Confident — 3 comments

nealabbott wrote 2 weeks ago: Read Part One Read Part Two Read Part Three Read Part Four Read Part Five When you are not confident … more →

Tags: Creative Writing 2, Creative Writing Blog, A word fitly spoken, neal abbott, Communicate with Confidence

Respecting the Author's Voice in Editing — 18 comments

change it up editing wrote 3 weeks ago: My recent posts about choosing a freelance editor (Testing, Testing: How to Choose a Freelance Edito … more →

Tags: Editing, writing, Communication 2, Reading, freelance editor, Grammar, NaNoWriMo, Self Publishing, self-editing

Style is a Writer's Fingerprint — 1 comment

suraya2013 wrote 3 weeks ago: When I researched the Style Guide, I was surprised by the way selections of writing clustered accord … more →

Tags: writing, writer, Style Guide, John Donne, writing style, Writer Resources, Arts, Shakespeare, the story mint

Authorial Voice and Style — 2 comments

Rue Allyn wrote 3 weeks ago: A fellow author asked recently what the difference is between voice and style–a questions many … more →

Tags: Author, book, off limits, published, Romance, Rue Allyn, Sexy Sailor Series, writer, Arts

A writer's voice

rachelharman wrote 1 month ago: “Did you hurt your foot?” “No, I’m just wearing really ugly shoes.” I … more →

Tags: writing, Voice, Mark Twain

Typecasting a writer: folly or not?

heatherfromthegrove wrote 1 month ago: “Don’t classify me, read me. I’m a writer, not a genre.”  ― Carlos Fuentes In one of my … more →

Tags: Casualties of the Recession/Depression, DEMOKRATIA IN ACTION, Documentaries, Fiction, heatherfromthegrove, Indie Films, Lessons Learned, Literati, Non-Fiction

Bold Reimagining or Pale Imitation? — 1 comment

scriptangel wrote 1 month ago: Having read thousands of scripts and watched hundreds of films and television dramas I’ve foun … more →

Tags: Craft - Screenwriting, Screenwriting, Craft, diablo cody, Joss Whedon, merlin, nora ephron, Pretty Woman, Quentin Tarantino

Craft and Draft: Metaphor Galore — 7 comments

Oliver Gray wrote 1 month ago: If I put you in a dark room with a lone chair in the middle, made you close your eyes and just liste … more →

Tags: literature, Writing #2, craft and draft, Creativity, here I got you a bag of metaphors dont use them all in , how to create metaphor, imagery, Imagination, Metaphor

Developing Your Writer's Voice — 10 comments

Humans Are Weird wrote 1 month ago: I rarely read articles on, How to Write, or, What Makes a Good Writer? If I do, it’s for enter … more →

Tags: Writing #2, Life, Thoughts, Culture, Opinion, writing, humour, Society, Perception

Voice Over Style

JG Sarantinos wrote 1 month ago: Emerging writers are often told to write something that represents their voice. This is excellent ad … more →

Tags: Screenwriting, script writer, Screenwriter, Scripts, writing, Craft, audience, Storytelling, SCREENWRITING CAREER

Make A Date With Your Writing Mojo.

portsarecalling wrote 1 month ago: One of the challenges when it comes to writing is finding time to actually write.  If you’re like me … more →

Tags: Travel Agents, NYC Subway, planes, Steven Pressfield, Trains, Travel, Travel Writing, Travelogues, trips

Writer's Voice Spotlight: Patricia Ann McNair — 1 comment

watershedcsuc wrote 2 months ago: Patricia Ann McNair is the author of The Temple of Air, and will be reading from this debut collecti … more →

Tags: Chico, CSU, Patricia Ann McNair, Sabrina Derr, The Temple of Air, Watershed review

Get Comfortable and Take Your Hat Off.

portsarecalling wrote 2 months ago: My mom’s always told me the one thing we can always be sure of in this world is that everything chan … more →

Tags: Travel Agents, Travel, writing, Photography, agents, National Geographic Traveler, Travel Magazines, Travel Blogs, Evernote


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