This comes from a discussion on Hatrack the Orson Scott Card's writing forum
I know Dean Wesley Smith and other pros talk about no rules to writing but at the same time we need to learn how to write. So I wrote this at hatrack:
"Even though I haven't thought it in these words I've wondered if that is what happened to me a few years ago. I lost my voice. To a certain degree I believe that did happen when I tried to force my writing into the shape I thought editors wanted but at the same time I have learned a few things since then so my voice may not be quite what it once was. I see the idea that there are no rules but that you have to learn as an almost contradiction but I might be beginning to understand it. "
I have stated that I have forgotten how to write but maybe I just forgot what my voice is.
I don't know if this is thee problem that I have a tendency to think I have, since that time a few years ago that I did better, but it is something to work on.
I decided I needed a place to vent and/or to celebrate about writing. I'm a Wordsmith: stories, novels, poems, religious statements, political commentaries. I Post on writing: how to-venting-updates on my writing, and on anything I'm excited about. I will also be posting a story or three. And I review on books and /or writers I'm reading and anything else that might strike my fancy such as concerts I've been to, adventure dreams I recall etc..
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