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@wordsmith I feel like you’re getting off topic a bit. That sort of conversation is really interesting (and I think it’d be great to have it in a different thread) but I think Edmund’s original question precludes yours.

We talk a lot as writers about things like authorial voice but don’t tend to share definitions beforehand. We can’t really have conversations about questions like yours until we agree on whatever we hold in common with questions like this =P

So do you have an additional facet you’d like to propose about what makes up an authorial voice? I’m interested to see what you have to say. I see you occasionally around the forum but have never really seen you “in action,” if that makes any sense .

(btw thanks @daeus-lamb for the bit about your voice being part “your true self,” I found that really interesting. And let it be known that “and” is the way all the cool kids open sentences 😎)