Writing Dialogue in a Novel: What to Watch Out For

Today's writers rely too much on dialogue! Find out why and what you need to do to get out of this habit.
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[@kristinalallen7168]

Thank you! People who have read my book tell me that they feel like they are standing there as flies on the wall watching a movie, beause I add a lot of detail, not only facial expression, but body language and how the characters are processing the scenes or dialogue in their heads. You just confirmed what I've known for NINE years. When these come out, they will be HUGE in GOD's time, because they are His work for a greater good. God bless you. Kristina L. Allen - (transcriber for) LOVE'S MUSES series.

[@runemikkelsen3790]

Nice

[@futurevoid4261]

Hope often should you have dialog

[@XX-sp3tt]

Some of the greatest plays were just two guys sitting on a bench chatting. Down vote.