WRITING: I'm not searching for a voice. When I attended the Kenyon Review Summer Workshop in '08, my fellow participants pointed out that every piece I submitted was in a different voice. That's because every (...)

Do you believe you have already found "your voice" or is that something one is always searching for?

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I'm not searching for a voice. When I attended the Kenyon Review Summer Workshop in '08, my fellow participants pointed out that every piece I submitted was in a different voice. That's because every piece requires a different voice, and, as I mentioned with Hemingway, limiting your voice can limit your subject matter. It's like a writer who makes a name writing mysteries and then can't break out and write something literary.