Welcome to the Heart of My Writing World
VoiceHeartVision is a space where writers can find guidance, inspiration, and support. For over two decades, I’ve offered writing workshops, coaching, and resources from here. During those years, I’ve had the privilege of helping writers find their voice, shape their stories, and bring their visions to life.
In my twenty years as a writing professional, I directed Central Florida’s Woodstream Writers, mentored writing consultants at Rollins College, 
taught creative writing at Seminole Community College, and co-authored PLOTTING YOUR NOVEL WITH THE PLOT CLOCK—among many other fulfilling literary adventures! These experiences have shaped the resources you’ll find on these pages.
While I’m no longer taking new clients, this site is my way of continuing to offer what I’ve discovered over the years. It’s a reflection of everything I’ve learned working with writers, everything I’ve experienced with them, and everything I want to share with you.
My wish is that you’ll find inspiration and clarity, here—and most especially the encouragement you need to keep going when the (writing) going gets tough.
Acknowledgements
In Darlyn Finch Kuhn’s debut novel, 
SEWING HOLES (Twisted Road),she wrote: Heartfelt thanks to Mary Ann DeStefano, Jamie Morris, and Julie Compton (three beta readers who made this book better through honest feedback).
Author A. K. Hicks
opens her acknowledgements for THE MYSTERY AT MOZ HOLLOW with: Heartfelt thanks and gratitude go out to Jamie Morris who worked persistently and diligently with me to bring this story to life.
In TIGHT RACE 
(Spruce Park Press), award-winning crime novelist Elizabeth Sims says, I received generous story analysis and advice from the extraoridary Jamie Morris.
More Acknowledgements
From Janie Bray, author of ENCHANTED COCOON: Through her kind and insightful critique, Jamie Morris encouraged me to dig deeper into the stories. I greatly appreciate Jamie sharing her talents with me and encouraging me to go forward.
Dr. Sharon Spano, business strategist and author of THE PURSUIT OF TIME AND MONEY (Morgan James), included this in her acknowledgements: A shout out to Jamie Morris for helping me decipher the structure of this effort.
Peggy Miller, poet and senior editor for THE COMSTOCK REVIEW, dedicated her poetry collection STONE BEING, (Foothills), this way: Thank you, Jamie Morris, for your support in sculpting the first draft of this collection and for drawing so much from me even as I grieved.
Pati Anderson dedicated her madcap legal mystery, SECRETARY’S DAY, with these kind words: For Jamie Morris, who helped me find my voice.
Dana Summers, in his award 
winning debut novel, DRAWN AND BURIED: My thanks to Jamie Morris and Margie Lawson for their insight into the craft of writing. Their knowledge is endless.
Melody Maysonet, YA author
of A WORK OF ART (Merit Press) starts her acknowledgements with this: Huge thank-yous to Joyce Sweeney and Jamie Morris for teaching me about the craft of novel-writing and cheering me on in every stage.
In her third 
novel, KEEP NO SECRETS (Fresh Fork), Julie Compton says: Jamie Morris believed in this one from the beginning and encouraged me to follow my heart instead of the market. I’m so fortunate to have met such an amazing writing mentor.
RIGHT IN SIGHT (Whimsical)co-authors Elaine Braman and Margarete Johl said: Many thanks to Jamie Morris for her expert guidance.