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Thursday
Mar102011

Writers & Voice: my MiG Writers' blog series

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I've started a blog series over on the MiG Writers blog about writers and voice, for those interested. Today's post:

Stephen Pressfield & the Fabrication of Voice

Reader Comments (1)

Lots to think about in this post. I think it's true that the project dictates the voice, but often I find myself pushing against my normal light tone when I'm writing something darker. www.konyv-konyvek.hu/book_images/84a/999640884a.jpg

March 17, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterboros1124

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