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Index
Title Page Copyright Notice Dedication Acknowledgments Acknowledgments Introduction Voice
1. Telling Begins in an Atmosphere of Urgency 2. Voice: Your Most Powerful Tool 3. The Writer as Singer 4. The Importance of Raw Voice 5. The Voice as an Instrument 6. Inner Listening 7. Distilling Voice 8. Inviting Accidents 9. Listening to the Voice of Childhood 10. Public and Private Voices 11. The Sound of Colloquial Voice 12. The Chorus of Voice 13. Who’s Speaking?: Voice and Character 14. Capturing the Inner Critic 15. Learning to Spot the Imposter 16. The Writer as Presence 17. Becoming a Prose Thief 18. Using the Journal Dangerously 19. Writing in the Pressure Cooker: Leading Raw Voice into the Story 20. If
Story
21. Craft and the Voice of the Story 22. Going Deeper into the Story: Voice as Composer and Instrumentalist 23. From Anecdotes to Stories 24. Catalysts for the Story: Character-, Plot-, and Vision-Driven Stories 25. Working with Short Forms to Discover Your Story 26. Point of View 27. Meeting the First-Person Narrator 28. Working with Third Person: Discovering a Narrative Persona 29. Secrets as a Key to Character 30. Finding Dialogue through Impersonation 31. Voice and Tone 32. To Plot or Not to Plot 33. Gender Bending, Race Switching, and Beyond 34. Unity: Discovering a Story’s Design 35. Returning to the Pressure Cooker
Revision
36. Revision: Exploding the Myth 37. The Art of Reading Your Own Fiction 38. Should Dick Have a Beard?: Meeting Your Editors 39. Listening for the Story Editor 40. Listening for the Sentence Editor 41. The Timing of Revision 42. How to Surprise Yourself in the Middle of Your Story 43. Filtering Feedback 44. When to Rewrite from Scratch 45. Talking to the Stranger: Another Angle on Revision
Keeping Voice Alive
46. Returning to Raw Voice 47. Voice over the Long Haul 48. Audacity and Ruthlessness: (De)Constructing a Writer’s Life 49. The Writer as Character 50. Writing during Hard Times 51. Some Truths about Truth-Telling 52. The Importance of Lying 53. Becoming Your Own Sovereign
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