
The Writers Guide to Realistic Dialogue
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S. A. Soule

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This Updated 2023 Edition is an Essential Guide and Powerful Reference Tool to Crafting Realistic Conversations in Fiction.
Dialogue is one the most important aspects of fiction writing and a writer needs to know how to compel readers to keep turning the page through riveting character exchanges.
This handbook is specifically for fiction writers that want to learn simple techniques on how to create exciting and powerful dialogue scenes that propel the storyline, create instant tension, and reveal characterization.
Writers will learn how to flawlessly weave emotion, description, reactions, setting, and action beats into their dialogue scenes. With a special section on how to instantly improve characterization through gripping conversations. There is also a vital section on dialogue punctuation guidelines, along with tons of examples to inspire your creative muse, and excerpts from S.A. Soule’s own fiction publications. All of these helpful writing tools will make your dialogue sparkle!
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