10 Questions to Find Your Unique Writing Voice

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what is a writing voice

your writing voice is not your particular

your writing voice is your unique way of looking at the world

the unique part is essential

the writing of any age has always been the product of someone's neurosis.” —william styron

if you want to be a great writer

how to find your writing voice

no great artist ever sees things as they really are. if he did

do the guys always win? if you only enjoy books where the hero wins at the end

what are your eyes drawn to? if you squint

you already have a unique way of looking at the world. you already have a unique writing voice

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what do you value most

non-fiction. even business books have a moral viewpoint

what is most important in life? family

what's not okay to you

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what are they hiding? what are their secrets? everyone has something that they think if people found out

is he a guy? is he a bad guy? and remember

what does she want? what's stopping her from getting it? a story requires desire and conflict

who does she rely on? most protagonists have a sidekick.

what is their ideal place? what would be the most terrifying/uncomfortable/lonely/boring place

observe your surroundings

how does what you're seeing make you feel

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you're not one in a million. you're one in six billion

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