Writing and editing dialogue is a tricky business! But fear not, we’re here to help wrestle those words into line. Join Peter Turley and Leslie Watts as they discuss what to avoid when writing dialogue and give you some great tips on how to write compelling dialogue that lives and breathes. For Leslie’s Quick Sheet on Punctuating Dialogue head to https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0btz3ydv6un0ts/Dialogue%20Punctuation%20Sheet.pdf?dl=0
About The Author
Clark Chamberlain
Even though Clark Chamberlain has been privileged to work with New York Times Bestselling authors, edit hundreds of books, and teach thousands of writers the emotional impact of fiction, he still considers himself a student of story. His passion for the study of story drives him forward to explore and share his discoveries in easy to understand lessons and working one-on-one with authors of all levels. He is the co-host of the Book Editor Show, creator of multiple creative writing courses, author of five books, believer of dreams, and once tore his cooler from the mouth of a bear.