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Dialog

Readers must be able to both hear and see your dialog. Your character’s conversations should be concentrated, and dramatically moving with each character displaying a unique voice.

78 Words Instead of Ask for Significantly Better Dialog tags
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78 Words Instead of Ask for Significantly Better Dialog tags

Using other words instead of ask can help you add emotion to your dialog. A stronger dialog tag will improve your writing.

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50 Words Not to Use Instead of Said, 240 Great Words to Use
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50 Words Not to Use Instead of Said, 240 Great Words to Use

Yes, there really are 50 words writers use all the time instead of said. Words that should never be used to replace said. This common mistake by new writers, need…

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Powerful Arguments to Supercharge Your Story
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Powerful Arguments to Supercharge Your Story

Powerful Arguments Add Vitality to Your Story and Your Characters Tension captivates your readers, and keeps your them glued to your pages,  Passionate arguments add tension to your story. Your reader will…

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Dialog Mistake #1 (How To Fix It)
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Dialog Mistake #1 (How To Fix It)

The Most Common Dialog Mistake  When we first started writing novels, we often made this dialog mistake . It seems there are verbs you should never use to replace said in…

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