If I must be judged on scores, and not on my ability to inspire students to love learning, to love literature and learn about life from it, and to find their writer's voice, it's a sad day for all of us.
Mark Brown's clever, lively stage adaptation is faithful to the writer's voice (at least as it's come down to us in English) and to the story — even though he makes short shrift of Fogg's only passion, the bridgelike card game whist, and in the episode Verne bills as "only to be met with on American railroads," he unaccountably turns Sioux attackers into geographically unlikely Apaches.
But it's a lovely example of a mature writer's voice, as well as a record of how she found it.
He's an inveterate stoner with a flashy, personal writer's voice who previously paid his bills with contracted advertorial work.
"I love finding a writer's voice in a script.
But throughout the play, as the writer's voice comes through, it is manipulating us shamelessly.
What engages me is the mysterious, indefinable music of a writer's voice.
A writer's voice has always had special weight in Russia, but it matters only when Russians are ready to listen.
It contains clues to the writer's voice, the writer's attitude toward a subject, the writer's rhetorical imagination and skill.
This click can happen in prose, too, when meaning and music, words and wisdom, combine to establish a writer's voice.
The authority of reputation is not identical with the authority of the writer's voice; it may undermine it.
