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Tag: dialogue

Dialogue: From Good to Great

April 30, 2019 pwrtaylor

Many of us fall somewhere in the middle of the dialogue spectrum—not terrible, but not great either. How can we make our dialogue sing from the page?

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Knowing Your Writer’s Bane

February 20, 2018 pwrtaylor

Every writer has his or her strengths and weaknesses (or banes if you’re feeling truly medieval). If you don’t know yours, the quickest way to find out is to have critique partners read your manuscript.

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