Trick
Auror
Does anyone know of a site or blog that breaks down the writing styles of different authors?
I'm reading several different authors right now and there are things I'd like to emulate/imitate (or avoid completely) and I just stink at keeping notes. Since I usually listen to audio books, highlighting is not an option. I've already paid for the books (in audio form) so I wouldn't feel bad if I had PDF copies to use but I can't find most in that format and I'm not going to buy hard copies now that I've already paid for the audio.
I want to do more detailed breakdowns of styles and components in published works but if someone is already doing them, I might as well get some water from that well instead of starting to dig a new one.
I'm reading several different authors right now and there are things I'd like to emulate/imitate (or avoid completely) and I just stink at keeping notes. Since I usually listen to audio books, highlighting is not an option. I've already paid for the books (in audio form) so I wouldn't feel bad if I had PDF copies to use but I can't find most in that format and I'm not going to buy hard copies now that I've already paid for the audio.
I want to do more detailed breakdowns of styles and components in published works but if someone is already doing them, I might as well get some water from that well instead of starting to dig a new one.