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Writing for the Ear Instead of the Eye
by, Jill Swenson
October 24, 2017

When you are writing for print, ideas and stories are communicated in a visual-linear mode which engages logic and thought. The kind of writing you do for a listener is quite different than when writing for readers. Writing for print addresses the intellect: the intent is to communicate an idea or present the facts and let the reader infer the meaning and significance of the… [Read More]

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