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What I found most interesting in the chapter is the section about voice and how strongly it affects a writer's piece. I find it very interesting that the audience can learn a lot about an author just based on their voice in the writing. Using examples like Donald Trump's tweets really expands on the point of being able to examine an author's character just by reading what they wrote. Why does the voice of a writer so strongly affect a reader's opinion?


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