
Dialogue Tags vs. Action Beats: Which Should You Use?
One of the most common questions writers ask is whether they should use dialogue tags vs action beats. Should every spoken line end with

One of the most common questions writers ask is whether they should use dialogue tags vs action beats. Should every spoken line end with

How to Write Group Conversations Without Chaos One-on-one conversations are fairly easy to write. Readers only have to keep track of two people, and

Let’s talk about conversations and the rhythm of real speech. Have you ever listened to two people talking at a coffee shop? If you

During revision, resources such as the Dialogue Clean-Up Checklist can help you find places where your characters are saying more than the scene needs.

The Invisible Dialogue Rule: How to Write Conversations Readers Forget They’re Reading Part 2 of the Dialogue That Sounds Like Real People series Have

How to Write Realistic Dialogue That Sounds Like Real People Part 1 of the Dialogue That Sounds Like Real People series One of the


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Free Marketing Tools for Indie Authors Let’s talk about free marketing tools for indie authors. Why? A bunch of reasons. If you’re an indie

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