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Voice & Style

The definition of voice in writing is the distinct character, style in writing, or point of view. Using voice in your writing is important because it engages your readers. Your sentence and story structure, and word choice can also affect your style of writing. Utilize our writing style guides to discover your own writing voice, see examples of voice in writing, and learn why understanding voice in writing is fundamental to knowing your writing style.

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