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. ...

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The five most common things that keeps you from writing:

Your not in the mood.

Your sick, and your fingers are slow at the keyboard.

Your head hurts because your sick and tired to pounding at a glowing screen.

You don’t have the time, going out and having fun, is more exciting than writing.

Your simply discouraged to do so, or have writers block.

There are countless things that can keep you from writing, and the sad reality of it all is that we allow it to happen. I’m sure that half the people reading this are already writing comfortably ...