Quote by J M Northup

“I lost my voice, but I had words.”

— Roxane Gay

“there was no anger in his voice,no disappointment even.”

— Carl Deuker

“And that's humbling, knowing that your voice can mean so much to another person.”

— Kirsty Eagar

“One moment, fine enough, sorrowing, but fine, sort of. The next, a big bulge of grief in my throat, so that if I had…

— Sebastian Barry

“I hate telling people this. I never know exactly how my voice is going to sound saying it, and I hate the stricken looks…

— Kendare Blake

“My Voice grew faint through the Curtain of my Pain.”

— Peter Ackroyd

“My voice was high and desperate, and I was crying, and I hated that I was crying, but I couldn’t help it. I had…

— Jenny Han

“Even his voice was unfair.”

— R.K. Lilley

“I felt my voice had fallen through and through me, and I couldn't summon it back to tell him or myself anything at all.”

— Téa Obreht

“His voice sounded more sincere in these surroundings, less distorted by pride and pain.”

— Walter Kirn

“It worried me that perhaps my voice was permanently damaged. I couldn’t stand to think that was the case. I would be Sang, the…

— C.L. Stone

“I struggle with my inner voice often, sometimes I feel tormented and other times I feel motivated.”

— Michele Gauthier