Getting active: Passive and active voice

Ask an editor: Get straightforward answers about writing

Are you looking to improve your writing skills and knowledge? Look no further than this special episode, where host Vincent Price shares a recording of a workshop given at a 2022 conference. Entitled "Ask an Editor," this workshop gives you an inside look into the world of writing and editing, as Vincent shares his honest and valuable insights in response to attendees' questions. From finding inspiration to polishing your final draft, this episode has something for writers and students of all levels. Plus, Vincent has provided links to the various resources  mentioned during the workshop, so you can continue learning and growing even after the episode has ended. Don't miss out on this opportunity to hear from an experienced editor and author - be sure to listen in and share this episode with your fellow writers. Happy writing! Paraphrasing tool: https://quillbot.com [https://quillbot.com] Reference checking tool: https://reciteworks.com [https://reciteworks.com] Vincent's website for writing support: https://drpriceteaches.com [https://drpriceteaches.com]

Getting active: Passive and active voice

Riding a bike around town, Vincent literally takes an active role as he discusses writing in active and passive voice. He explains what the two concepts are, how they affect your writing, and how to use them for your purposes.

Reflecting on Writing

Vincent reflects on impactful quotes pulled from his reading of Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft.

Less is more: Reduce your wordiness

Vincent shares three ways to reduce the wordiness in your sentences and introduces a new segment, the Question of the Moment.

Write to EXPRESS, not to IMPRESS

In this opening episode, Vincent shares his insight on the ultimate goal of writing. Listen to a speech that he gave that explores the topic.