It is your job to discover your voice. Explore it. Nurture it. Refine it. Claim it. Present it. Be proud of it.
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Don't ever try to sing or write in someone else's voice. You just won't feel as if you're presenting yourself.
I absolutely agree Rebecca has found her voice, and remained true to herself
Awesome blog! With some of my favorite authors, voice gets me more than the story – I often do not even care about the story, because I know I am gong to enjoy the verbal ride. Christopher Moore is just incredible every time! And kudos to you, Rebecca!
-Ger
Voice gets me every time. With certain authors, it's that je ne sais quoi style or tone in their voice that makes me buy each new release as soon as I can!