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At NYCC, we got into a discussion about a writer’s “voice,” that individualistic, undefinable quality of an author’s writing. It’s impossible to teach, but every author I’ve read with a powerful voice had this in common: they leaned into what they loved with reckless abandon.
That might seem obvious, but consider how much of your writing is full of you holding back: out of fear of being judged, out of fear that people won’t like what you wrote, out of fear that you won’t be “respectable.” Every writer does this. Sometimes they don’t even realize it.
Hell, I sure did it. The thought of being judged as a “D&D writer” terrified me, made me want to inject unnecessary seriousness into my work. Then I found out that people who would judge me for that were always going to, so they didn’t matter and I started writing elfbutts.
And once I started leaning into what I loved and writing what I wanted to? The voice came. The audience followed. And both of those are great, but you know the best part? No more fear of being judged or feeling like a fraud that could be exposed. Love is liberating.
Anyway, my personal Holy Trinity Plus One of Author Voices are
@veschwab’s DARKER SHADE OF MAGIC
@Nicholas_Eames’ KINGS OF THE WYLD
@kuangrf’s THE POPPY WAR
@NotLikeFreddy’s STEEL CROW SAGA
all highly recommended entries in Shit I Am Talking About Here
I don't know if I'll ever be respectable, but if I can write the book equivalent of earworms then I did my job.
You’ve been looking over my shoulder again.
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