I think it is time we put this matter to rest by revealing the fruits of my own confusing research. There is nothing to add concerning Druidic levels of consternation, be they Bard, Ovate or Wizardry. After all, ...

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The problem with fantasy is that those who do it well make it look easy. That means that everyone thinks they can write one.

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Five ways to find your style of writing best for you

The blunt voice
The articulate voice
The first person
The third person
The dreadful author interruption
There are no authors out there who are completely the same, each one has his or her own style, which no one can match. If you don’t have a style of writing, or have lost your voice or just haven’t found one, then the following is for you.

THE BLUNT VOICE

You may be wondering to yourself what in the world do I mean by ‘blunt voice’, and in a way I’m thinking the same thing. But blunt voice, along with articulate voice, are styles that you may find interesting. ...

There seems to be a growing trend in the literary world that views Science Fiction as the second-rate, poor-relation member of the literature family. One should pat it on the head, and patronise it to ones hearts content, but dont encourage it too much because, poor thing, it doesn t know any better. ...

On July 1st, 1999 I had retired from the Hammonton, New Jersey Public School District as a middle school English teacher after thirty-four years of service. I knew there would be an eight hour daily time-void in my life, so I decided to fill it by making my avocation (writing) my vocation. The task of becoming a successful Internet author was much more formidable than I had originally anticipated. ...