Writing Voice 101: Add Richness, Without Making Us Want to Barf

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Writing Voice 101: Add Color and Richness, Without Making Us Want to Barf


Your writing voice should make your subjects clear and interesting.

Assuming you aren't working on the next Waiting for Godot, you'll work to make sure your meaning is easy to grasp.

And assuming you aren't editing Wikipedia, you'll work to make it lively and fresh.

But sometimes, well-meaning attempts to give your writing life end up producing content that's silly, trivial, cluttered, or condescending.

Lively writing is wonderful. Paragraph after paragraph of glitter-filled, neon-rainbow unicorn vomit is less wonderful.

So let's look at how to make your writing voice colorful and interesting, without making your audience sick to their stomachs.

Keep reading: Writing Voice 101: Add Color and Richness, Without Making Us Want to Barf


This Model Should Not Work ... But It Does

This week on The Copyblogger Podcast, Tim Stoddart and Ethan Brooks talk about Psychology Today, a publication older than Rolling Stone, New York Magazine, and People, whose success defies expectations.

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In Search of Better Writing Introductions

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