okay, that’s a tortured metaphor/pun.
Writers are always talking about “finding your voice”
But I have recently heard about a super cool voice recognition software. This article tells about an author who uses it to writer her romance novels
She’s written a lot of novels.
I am slavering over the idea of spending the many many many hours I drive to compose new works.
Novenber is national novel writing month. Maybe I could turn my commute into the great american novel.
It could be a return of the e e cummings style of writing, no capitals or punctuations. that would be something, alright
but really, could you imagine dictating a romance novel into your computer. I would blush so bad when I got to the steamy parts, and I’d have to whisper. I’ve tried dictating a story rather than type and the result was one of the most awkward and self-censored works I’ve ever put to paper.
Look! a comment! Thank you Veronica. That was a nice little reminder to check and approve the comments on this site. They are MOSTLY spamments, but here was one that made it worthwhile.
First of all, I have not yet written a romance novel, so I’m not sure it would be an issue.
Second, I have a feeling that using it to write high-level outlines ..FILL IN THIS PART LATER..might be useful.
I don’t know. I have a lot of mind space to spare as i drive all over southern California. It’s tempting.