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Video Interview: Ron Janson

Ron Janson has a unique and broad-based career, including corporate management positions, business consulting, entrepreneurial ventures, education and writing. He is the author of the nonfiction book Shareholder Value—A Business Experience (Butterworth-Heinemann) and another SterlingHouse fiction title, What Is Hers, due out in 2009. He currently resides in Connecticut. Ron was a featured author at the Book Expo America in 2008.

Writing Tips: Voice Exercise One

Match the passages to the character. Rely on the emotion expressed by the character (his voice) and the special aspects of his expression (also his voice) to tell who is whom. In most cases, these quotes are reactions to specific events. They are all in the first person. Character choices are listed below the passages.

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Writing Tips: Voice Exercise One