SuitabookFinding a writer’s own voice
The guide aims to help aspiring writers find a distinctive voice while making the process of writing poetry simpler.
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Ralph J. Fletcher - Author
A hands-on introduction to making poems, combining practical suggestions with examples and poets’ perspectives. It may suit a child who is curious about writing, whether or not they already think of themselves as a poet.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA hands-on introduction to making poems, combining practical suggestions with examples and poets’ perspectives. It may suit a child who is curious about writing, whether or not they already think of themselves as a poet.
The guide aims to help aspiring writers find a distinctive voice while making the process of writing poetry simpler.
The emphasis is on developing a personal voice and making poetry-writing feel more approachable.
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