The Importance of Voice in Writing :: Essays on Writing

For my first newspaper Ill talk closely vox, and how it affects the conferences that we have with other people, and how we perceive certain voices to dangerousish in stories, and other works that we read. I think that in oecumenical voice is a type of mystery, and that it is one(a) of those things that we really cant infer. When looking at a piece of writing I think that a sink and concise voice is one of the things that collapses a piece work. This is my own feeling, and it efficacy not agree with others, simply when Im read a story, and it is full of good stuff like conversation, and heart felt feelings, I feel that the causation is able to tell me what he/she is trying to say, I think that it has a better impact on the reader compared to the writing that goes on about nothing, and seems to only have one monotone voice. I think that one of the best directions to create a clear voice sequence writing is to pretend that you are talking to a friend, and having a conv ersation about what happened in one of your most hated classes. For me this is an easy way to create a voice that isnt to dull, and with any luck will dribble the attention of the reader all the way to the end of my work. This type of voice isnt all that hard to create, but using it at the right while might be a little tricky. According to what Morgan said in class the last time we met, voice isnt used all that much in technical writing. This would explain why some of the texts that we are coerce to read are so boring. The authors of these books arent looking to entertain, they are looking to educate, and regulate a point across to the reader. This is true foe the most part, but wouldnt it be nice if we could pick up a text, or a manual for a new computer, and understand what is being said? I think that in the near future many of the books, and manuals that will be coming out will have a new voice of their own. I think that in general people find it easier to understand what is being said if the writing or instructions that they are reading seem to make sense, and dont sound like the author is trying to make them feel like an idiot.