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Great points, @Ethryndal.

@DelightinLife everything @Daeus said. 😛

I will add that you probably shouldn’t worry too much about developing your own voice, because it will develop by itself as you grow in confidence and knowledge. Especially if you focus in on the more nitty gritty aspects of writing, like the prose itself— what makes prose delightful and engaging; what…[Read more]

@delightinlife I think Style is just a broader sense of Voice. Voice is the personality behind the writing, and Style is the form used to broadcast that personality. Styles are like simplistic, or dark, or poetic, and within those styles, the writer has their voice, which makes the broad style more personal.

@DelightinLife wow… that is an impossible question. :”D

Oh boy… ugh. Hm. Okayyyy… disclaimer: all following opinions or statements are subject to alteration and contradiction at any given time and without any prior notice. 😛

Top three favorite books… Well, I’m going to go with stories because one’s a trilogy. *winkwink* Les Miserables,…[Read more]

@rolena-hatfield Because saluting seems to be the thing to do… *salutes*

@Hope Hilariously, I had downloaded it five minutes before you posted this. The timing. XD

@hope Ooh thanks! My sister is super excited!

@hopeann Ooh thanks! My sister is super excited!

@dragon-snapper Probably a cinder block room (I can’t concentrate to write even with the slightest disturbance so listening to rock music would be a definite “no”).

Would you rather listen to hard rock music while writing, or write for five hours in a cinder block room with pale white lights?

@daughteroftheking Beta-red by Darth Vader–because really, how awesome would that be? After I killed off his favorite character, I would get an email from him saying, “You have failed me for the last time.”
@celticcailin Tiny plane. Writing upside down is probably not healthy. Unless I’m doing pull ups.
@perfectfifths Aaii! I would definitely…[Read more]

@perfectfifths I’d rather only be able to eat after I wrote 2 chapters (that actually would be a good incentive to write).

Would you rather write a book you love but everyone else dislikes, or write a book you dislike but everyone else loves?

@that_writer_girl_99 Signing off now!
Oooh, let me know when I can read it!

@That_Writer_girl_99 lol. That’s hilarious.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Oh, outlining stuffs. A bunch of crazy ‘what if’ questions to get the creative juices flowing

@That_Writer_Girl_99 @DaughteroftheKing I’m here as well. 🙂
I’m going to be brainstorming stuffs

Bravo, I’ll just test some more then. *mutters to himself*

*ignores*

@delightinlife The first question is easier to answer than the second.

Voice is basically the “tone” you write in. It’s the types of details you include or don’t include, how many of them you include, how much you show or tell, what type of characters you write about, whether you lean towards sarcasm, cuteness, or morbidity, and many other…[Read more]