Writing Voices

Writing Voices has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Writing Voices are: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Email, X. Besides social media accounts, writingvoices has populated their site with Welcome to Writing Voices!, - Submissions -, How to get your short story published, How to get your poetry published, How I levelled up my writing by playing Dungeons and Dragons, Insider Interviews: David Bench, The Ballad of the Delian Tomb, The Green Light by David Bench (Short Fiction), Story Tropes: Outdated or Essential?, From one SAD writer to another, Mermaid's Hair (An Original Poem by Ian Parks), Insider Interviews: Dr Robert Edgar, Insider Interviews: Ian Parks, Bus Stop Hostage (Poetry), Half Tide Landin' (Poetry), Plans (Poetry), A Woman in the Hallway (Poetry), Peaches (Short Nonfiction), Twistmas Special: The Great Escape (Short Fiction), Twistmas Special: Relic (Poetry), Twistmas Special: Dear... (Short Fiction), Twistmas Special: It's The Thought That Counts (Short Fiction), Twistmas Special: It's Coming to Town (Short Fiction), Schrödinger's Cat (Short Fiction), Geneva (Poetry), Somewhere-on-Sea (Poetry), Gone Fishing (Poetry), Sanctuary (Poetry), Sad Eyes (Short Fiction), Fool's Requiem (Poetry), Grey (Short Fiction), Renaze (Short Fiction), Vera (Short Fiction), 39 (Poetry), A Story about Gardens and Writing (Short Fiction), Daddy (Short Fiction), The Station (Short Fiction), The Beast of Dartmoor (Short Fiction), They're back! A short article about short stories, A matter of course, What is Retrofuturism, anyway?, Is writing poetry good for you?, Spoken Poetry: Finding your voice, Is it too late to start writing?, Writing Places: A turning point in fiction writing?, Writing Hacks: 10 essential tips and tricks for writers, Writing Competitions in 2022, 52 Must-Reads for 2022, New Year's Resolutions for Writers: Set yourself up for success in 2022, Christmas can be a difficult time for writers, Ten perfect Christmas gifts for writers, Writing Christmas: The tropes we love and love to hate, A few poets worth reading, Three great poems and why we love them, Pantsing vs Plotting: Which is ‘The Way’?, Four essential rituals for writers, If you could recommend one book that helped make you a better writer, what would it be and why?, What fictional pet would you like to adopt and why?, If you wrote a self-help book for writers, what would you call it and why?, Are there any writing exercises you do to warm up or improve your craft?, If you could read any book again for the first time, which would it be and why?, What is the key to creating compelling characters?, What are your golden rules of writing?, Have you got any tips for writing poetry?, What is your biggest insecurity as a writer?, Pick four images that inspire creativity and explain why you chose them., What are the best and worst literary adaptations to television or film?, What's your dream literary dinner party? Attendees, foods and location., Would you rather be a critically-acclaimed one hit wonder or well published yet relatively unknown?, How do you get the most from critical feedback and editorial notes?, What non-writing activities help your writing?, What literary character would you most like to tell off, and why?, How do you get started with a new story?, Which books do you revisit & why?, Have you ever been on a writing retreat? What did you get out of it?, You're restricted to a genre, form and medium for life. What do you go for?, Are you in favour of self-publishing?, Should you be writing for yourself or for your readers?, Do you stick to one project at a time or do you have several on the go?, Do you believe in writer’s block and how do you tackle it?, On mental health and being a writer, Do you find it difficult to accept critical feedback or editorial changes?, What is your biggest writing crime or bad habit?, Physical book or ebook?, Do the ethics of writing about real people or situations worry you?, Tips for becoming more open and honest in your writing, If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be?, Who are your greatest literary influences?, Is it important to spend time with other writers?, How do you know when a story is finished?, What makes you a writer?, Do you have a muse?, Where do your ideas come from?, How do you get started when you can't get started?.