What's Said and Unsaid: Crafting Dialogue in Fiction Query Letters & Formatting Fiction writers who are writing

Fiction writers who are writing a book or have a completed project

The common belief is that dialogue cannot be taught

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What's Said and Unsaid: Crafting Dialogue in Fiction Query Letters & Formatting Fiction writers who are writingIn this OnDemand Webinar, instructor Emily Gray Tedrowe teaches specific strategies for creating effective, compelling dialogue in stories and novels. She looks at several examples from successful writers and analyze their choices. She also discusses direct, indirect, and summarized dialogue and what each has to offer. Writers also consider the great potential in subtext, swear words, and lies (in fiction that is!). Emily Gray Tedrowe is the Chicago