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""A great resource—writers of all strokes will appreciate this spirited look at the craft.""—Publishers Weekly ""Through essays and writing prompts, Huber helps writers identify, develop, and experience the many voices used when writing.""—Poets & Writers “Voice First is an intellectual tour de force and a work of great generosity. Huber dismantles the myth of a writer’s ‘authentic voice,’ acknowledging instead that all writers have multiple voices, no one more or less authentic than any other, freeing us from an insistence on sameness and opening up for every writer a universe of possibility.”—Sarah Einstein, author of Mot: A Memoir “Sonya Huber brilliantly illuminates the intricate paths writers can take to shape their voices on the page. Huber’s own voice is packed with joy, fire, wisdom, and spirit, and her manifesto offers both indispensable advice and valuable prompts. Voice First is an inclusive, compassionate, and necessary book for writers and anyone teaching the art of writing.”—Dinty W. Moore, author of Crafting the Personal Essay “Huber’s book is a class in itself—a workshop on naming and finding the glorious, the cantankerous, the jubilant, the apprehensive, the mischievous, and the assiduous voices within. . . . I cannot wait to share Voice First with educators teaching in diverse, inclusive settings and their writing students.”—Bryan Ripley Crandall, director of the Connecticut Writing Project and associate professor of English education at Fairfield University

Voice First is an intellectual tour de force and a work of great generosity. Huber dismantles the myth of a writer's 'authentic voice,' acknowledging instead that all writers have multiple voices, no one more or less authentic than any other, freeing us from an insistence on sameness and opening up for every writer a universe of possibility. -Sarah Einstein, author of Mot: A Memoir Sonya Huber brilliantly illuminates the intricate paths writers can take to shape their voices on the page. Huber's own voice is packed with joy, fire, wisdom, and spirit, and her manifesto offers both indispensable advice and valuable prompts. Voice First is an inclusive, compassionate, and necessary book for writers and anyone teaching the art of writing. -Dinty W. Moore, author of Crafting the Personal Essay Huber's book is a class in itself-a workshop on naming and finding the glorious, the cantankerous, the jubilant, the apprehensive, the mischievous, and the assiduous voices within. . . . I cannot wait to share Voice First with educators teaching in diverse, inclusive settings and their writing students. -Bryan Ripley Crandall, director of the Connecticut Writing Project and associate professor of English education at Fairfield University

A great resource-writers of all strokes will appreciate this spirited look at the craft. -Publishers Weekly Through essays and writing prompts, Huber helps writers identify, develop, and experience the many voices used when writing. -Poets & Writers Voice First is an intellectual tour de force and a work of great generosity. Huber dismantles the myth of a writer's 'authentic voice,' acknowledging instead that all writers have multiple voices, no one more or less authentic than any other, freeing us from an insistence on sameness and opening up for every writer a universe of possibility. -Sarah Einstein, author of Mot: A Memoir Sonya Huber brilliantly illuminates the intricate paths writers can take to shape their voices on the page. Huber's own voice is packed with joy, fire, wisdom, and spirit, and her manifesto offers both indispensable advice and valuable prompts. Voice First is an inclusive, compassionate, and necessary book for writers and anyone teaching the art of writing. -Dinty W. Moore, author of Crafting the Personal Essay Huber's book is a class in itself-a workshop on naming and finding the glorious, the cantankerous, the jubilant, the apprehensive, the mischievous, and the assiduous voices within. . . . I cannot wait to share Voice First with educators teaching in diverse, inclusive settings and their writing students. -Bryan Ripley Crandall, director of the Connecticut Writing Project and associate professor of English education at Fairfield University

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Sonya Huber is a professor of English at Fairfield University. She is the author of several books, including Supremely Tiny Acts: A Memoir of a Day and Pain Woman Takes Your Keys and Other Essays from a Nervous System (Nebraska, 2017).  

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