Give Every Character a Unique Voice

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Ever notice your characters all sound the same? In this episode I hand you 21 unique character voices. Detailed character studies you can drop straight into your own stories. Both example novels are free to read on Wattpad (links below) — no ads, no catch. Great dialogue doesn't come from clever lines, it comes from characters who each sound like nobody else in the room. So instead of vague advice, I'm giving you a whole cast to work from: 21 fully built voices, each with its own way of speaking, its own tactics, and its own way of moving through a scene. Assign one to a character and the dialogue, the conflict, and even the action get more exciting on their own. For each of the 21 voices you'll learn: How they talk — rhythm, vocabulary, and what they refuse to say The tactics they use to get what they want in a scene How their voice shapes their actions and body language How to mix and assign them so no two characters blur together I use two of my own novels as living examples — both free on Wattpad: 📕 Hi Bob, It's Gus — my finished novel, where you can hear these distinct voices in action: https://www.wattpad.com/story/414576082-hi-bob-it%27s-gus ✍️ How to Survive Paris with No Money, No French, and No Idea — the first-person novel I'm writing live across this series: https://www.wattpad.com/1652968602-how-to-survive-paris-with-no-money-no-french-and Everything on this channel is 100% free. New episodes weekly, and we're building a whole novel together as we go. If

Published 2026-09-11 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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