: Re: How to keep consistency of style through a piece of writing? This is something I've noticed in all of my writings, whether it's an essay, a diary, a fiction or anything else. I tend to start

The fact that you find yourself always reverting to your "inner voice" makes me suspect that when you start a project, you are trying to imitate what you think a writer should sound like, instead of creating something unique and true to you. Is the voice that you end up in your true and natural style? If so, I would work on beginning with that style, then being consistent will be easy!

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