What do we mean when we talk about a writer’s voice or style? How do writers develop this? How might they make it distinctive? Might it change over the years or even from book to book? How can writers learn style from other authors… without sounding like a copy or pastiche? How do you find your true voice, your unique voice?
That’s what we’re talking about in today’s episode.
Asking the questions (or most of them) is independent bookseller Peter Snell. Answering them is me!
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