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Where does a writer's voice come from? From the intuitive stylistic choices that the author makes on the page? We like to think so – it's what lends the most recognisable of prose styles their authenticity. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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So just who was responsible for the dirty, super-compressed style purveyed by the American Chekhov, so distinct that Carveresque has become its own adjective? Full Article at Metro.co.uk
