Writing is central to qualitative research, even if it is sometimes an obligation for scientific journals. It is a work of reflexivity and theoretical deepening. Qualitative writing has multiplied, moving away from representation to discover new fields and to analyze their political effects. Each time it makes us use our voice, and invent less authoritarian, feminine, postcolonial, dialogical voices. It is also a performance, putting the reader's thought and position in motion, or minding the vulnerable or the sensitive. This article calls for this know-how not to be lost, but rather for new writing to be developed.