There are a lot of different ways of writing prose; even the technically “wrong” ways of writing it can still get written off as an artistic choice.
But dialogue will either sound right or wrong. And it’s not always easy to pinpoint the problem.
Luckily for you, I’m here with some tips to help you write dialogue that’s natural, timeless, and true to your characters.
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Read MoreFlaws cause tension between characters and their loved ones, and if you plan it right, they can ruin everything (in a good way).
Read MoreGood characters can carry a mediocre plot through a whole book.
And by good characters, I don’t mean that they’re all saints…I really mean the opposite.
Characters need to be flawed. The good guys, the baddies, and everyone in between.
Read MoreToday I want to share a few handy tricks that will make this naming process easier…hopefully.
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