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How to Find Your "Author" Voice: Top 4

Every author has a “voice,” but the question is, do you have the right voice for your audience? You should have a voice that won’t sound too repetitive or academic. It is a voice that readers can connect with, and not just any readers, but your specific audience of readers because, yes, different types of writing require different approaches to that “voice.” Like branding or any other product, your goal is to have a unique appeal that keeps readers coming.

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How to Write a Villain: 7 steps

Let’s talk about villains. Villains or “bad guys” are to add conflict to your story. More than that, they’re the reason behind many of your hero’s actions. If a villain isn’t well thought out and used only as a plot device without personality or soul, they may be flat or uninteresting. There needs to be more of a purpose for the bad guy because, really, they should be just as crucial to the story as your protagonist.

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