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You Talkin' to Me? How to Write Great Dialogue (in English)
Linda Seger; John Winston Rainey (Author)
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You Talkin' to Me? How to Write Great Dialogue (in English) - Linda Seger; John Winston Rainey
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Synopsis "You Talkin' to Me? How to Write Great Dialogue (in English)"
Unlike the chitchat of everyday life, dialogue in stories must express character, advance the story, suggest a theme, and include a few memorable lines that audiences will be quoting for decades to come.The best stories have dialogue that sparkles, but its easy for inexperienced writers to fall into common pitfalls like creating dialogue thats wooden or too on the nose. Other writers end up with exposition awkwardly inserted into conversations, actors tripping over unnatural phrases, or characters who all speak exactly the same way. In You Talkin to Me?, Linda Seger and John Winston Rainey are here to help with all your dialogue problems. In each chapter, they explore dialogue from a different angle and discuss examples of great dialogue from films and novels. To cap it all off, each chapter ends with examples of poor dialogue, which are annotated by Linda and then rewritten by John, so readers dont just learn how to recognize when its done wellthey also learn how to make dialogue better. Whether youre writing fiction or nonfiction, for the screen or for the page, this book will get your characters talking.
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