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The Writer's Guide to Realistic Dialogue
A powerful reference tool to crafting realistic conversations in fiction!
This manual is specifically for fiction writers who want to learn how to create riveting and compelling dialogue that propels the storyline and reveals character personality.
Writers will also learn how to weave emotion, description, and action into their dialogue-heavy scenes. With a special section on how to instantly improve characterization through gripping conversations, all of these helpful writing tools will make your dialogue sparkle!
This manual is specifically for fiction writers who want to learn how to create riveting and compelling dialogue that propels the storyline and reveals character personality.
Writers will also learn how to weave emotion, description, and action into their dialogue-heavy scenes. With a special section on how to instantly improve characterization through gripping conversations, all of these helpful writing tools will make your dialogue sparkle!
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September 30, 2019
Yet another great guide for the beginning writer or the editing and rewriting author.
June 28, 2018
This was a very useful book, full of compact knowledge. I'm not a beginner writer, but I am a beginner when it comes to learning about Dialogue. I did know a bit, but not a lot. This book really has helped me.
The thing I like most is how much useful information is fit into such a small book. It doesn't ramble, it gets to the point, and it has great value.
I think a beginner writer (Or someone who hasn't learned very much about dialogue) will benefit GREATLY from this. I also think that even an experienced writer will benefit from this.
I wouldn't suggest reading this all at once. There's just SO much information that you'll probably forget a lot if you read it all at once. Read parts, put what you learn into action, and then read the next part.
Will probably read again sometime. Maybe write out all the tips and tricks and info so I never forget.
The thing I like most is how much useful information is fit into such a small book. It doesn't ramble, it gets to the point, and it has great value.
I think a beginner writer (Or someone who hasn't learned very much about dialogue) will benefit GREATLY from this. I also think that even an experienced writer will benefit from this.
I wouldn't suggest reading this all at once. There's just SO much information that you'll probably forget a lot if you read it all at once. Read parts, put what you learn into action, and then read the next part.
Will probably read again sometime. Maybe write out all the tips and tricks and info so I never forget.
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