voice-style

From the author

Voice, style, and register in writing across all forms. Covers voice (authorial presence, authenticity, persona, tone), style as choice (diction, syntax, rhythm, density, register), the elements of style (Strunk's principles, economy, parallel construction, definite/specific/concrete language), distinctive voices (stream of consciousness, minimalism, maximalism, vernacular, lyric, journalistic), style analysis (identifying an author's characteristic moves, close reading for technique), register and audience (formal/informal, academic/public, shifting register for effect), and imitation as learning (deliberate practice, pastiche, finding your own voice through others). Use when developing voice, analyzing style, adapting register, or teaching style awareness.