Writers In The Storm welcomes back award-winning author and RWA RITA-nominee, Shannon Donnelly. Today she’s talking to us about the difference between dialog that is — mediocre, and dialog th...
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If you have stories you’d like others to read — whether family or a broader audience — why not use your journal as a place to polish your storytelling skills? After all, when you’re journaling about your life you are, in fact, recording stories.
Here are some steps to try: - sketch the story - freewrite about the scene - bring on the characters - slow down the action - resolution - write your story - re-write your story - and re-write your story at least one more time Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose) Delete the scoop?
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