writer's voice

noun phrase

1. the distinctive way a writer's personality, attitude, perspective, and style come through in their writing, making the text recognizable as theirs

   B2

   countable, usually singularmainly literary and writing instruction

   • "Her writer's voice is warm and funny."B1
   • "The teacher asked us to develop a writer's voice instead of copying the style of famous authors."B2
   • "What distinguishes the novel is its confident writer's voice: ironic, intimate, and never sentimental."C1