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Part II Revision–Three Dialogue Dilemmas

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Char of inkydancestudios

Three Dialogue Dilemmas Writers find whipping out a short paragraph to make a point is much easier than putting the information in their characters’ mouths and having them talk about it. When you pick up a book with not much … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged character voice, dialogue, fall foliage, narrative, redundant, revision, white space, Writers, writing, writing dialogue | 2 Comments

Envy Describes Your Friendships

Posted on September 11, 2012 by Char of inkydancestudios

Last June, Psychology Today published an article about two types of envy. This link from their blog describes a not so pretty picture of two best friends dealing with envy. I rarely read magazines because I’m not interested in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Pen Points | Tagged best friends, dialogue, Envy, friendship, motivate, mystery, Patricia Wood, Psychology Today, published, revision, The Easter Egg Murder, tips for writers, writer, writing | 4 Comments

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