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Aug 4, 2007 at 10:30am
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Re: New Writer Here
by A Non-Existent User
Welcome to WDC, Jade Nite. As far as your question goes, the only sure fire way to develop a writing style is, in my opinion, to read and write. Take an author you like and try to emulate his/her style, or maybe try a freewrite (sit down and write, without stop, for about twenty minutes about anything and everything) and see if your voice just emerges when you don't focus on content and structure.

As for some answers on WDC, I did a search and came up with a few items for you to check out. I can't speak to their accuracy or helpfulness, but they might give you someplace to start:
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New Writer Here · 08-04-07 6:41am
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